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Originally Posted by Rick Lee
If you're not driving, it's perfectly legal. And most states aren't even allowed to ask if you're a citizen or not. If you're in a stop and ID state, you usually only have to give your name and maybe address. We don't (yet) have a national ID card or must-carry-national-ID law like many countries.
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I'm certainly not arguing the point of not having an ID while walking. I still think it is pretty stupid to be doing anything without ID. If you're out excercising and get hurt, and can't talk, etc, knocked out, who knows, having ID is good.
But...Bicycles are subject to the same laws as motor vehicles, except for licensing.
Now I have to carry "an ID" while I'm riding. Although, I wonder if riding a bicycle would be considered "traveling". Hmmmmmm.