Maine Statutes
§ 14 §159-D — Liability related to a bicyclist using a drive-up window
1.Limited liability.
An establishment that has a drive-up window is not liable for personal injury, property damage or death caused to a bicyclist who uses that establishment's drive-up window.
2.Limitations.
This section does not limit any liability that may otherwise exist for willful or malicious actions or failures to guard or warn against a known dangerous condition related to the use of the drive-up window.
3.No duty created.
This section does not create a duty of care or ground for liability.
4.Costs and fees.
The court may award any direct legal costs, including reasonable attorney's fees, to an establishment that is found not to be liable for injury to a bicyclist pursuant to this section.
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Legislative History
PL 2007, c. 400, §1 (NEW).