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Old 11-03-2008, 03:34 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by wagonman76 View Post
Cyclists are "supposed" to follow the same rules as cars. But they wont, and its one of those things that nobody will touch with a 10 foot pole. Its always going to be the drivers fault. Around here theyll cut across 2 lanes of highway traffic without even looking. Same with jaywalkers, theyll just walk in front of drivers without even looking, its just supposed to be a way of life here. The kids are pretty good but the adults are 10 times worse.
You are very right. But nobody seems to much anymore. I know when I rode alot, I could get across an intersection as fast as some cars (think Yugo...), and I took full advantage of bike lanes where available. At least in Hawaii they were pretty well cleaned. While I made sure I occupied a lane, if I felt I was obstructing traffic, I'd yield. Or if a driver got a little upset, I'd yield. I used to be able to do a decent track stand waiting for a green light and some folks thought it pretty entertaining...
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