Equal legal treatment of bicycle traffic and private motorized traffic in bicycle accidents on ice and snow

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Original text of the question(s):<br /> <br /> What is the Federal Government's opinion on bicycle accidents on snow and ice, which (according to my opinion and that of various publications) occur due to sudden braking or steering as well as failure to prevent such as driving slowly, using studded tires, using treaded tires, lowering tire pressure, avoiding jerky movements or (particularly in places where road salt is banned) refusing to leave the bicycle on snow and ice-covered footpaths or cycle paths or in flash ice? the equal treatment of motorized individual traffic with bicycle traffic by the current legal situation (for example with regard to negligence or gross negligence in causing accidents) is considered to be sufficiently or fully guaranteed in this regard (if yes, why, if not, what does the federal government conclude from this; www.bikex.de/blog/fahrradrecht-ansprueche-bei-fahrradunfall-auf-eis-und-schnee/, www.chip.de/news/auto-fahrrad/glatteis-fähr-Experten-verraten-was-radfahrer-jetzt-beachten-muessen_3ebb0d25-8938-4135-977d-6636876f3c46.html)?

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1. 6 March 2026

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   Equal legal treatment of bicycle traffic and private motorized traffic in bicycle accidents on ice and snow

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