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> You can't always give a wide berth because bike lanes in the US are usually very narrow. That doesn't mean you can't give wide berth. Take the lane if the bi
by mjhoy 9y ago
> You can't always give a wide berth because bike lanes in the US are usually very narrow.
That doesn't mean you can't give wide berth. Take the lane if the bike lane puts you too close to car doors. If there's one thing I've learned from biking in US cities, it is to never trust bike lanes to be safe.
- enraged_camel 9y ago>>That doesn't mean you can't give wide berth. You can't give wide berth because most bike lanes in the US don't have enough space. And let's face it: would you rather risk getting hit by someone opening their car door, or getting clipped by a vehicle moving at 40 mph plus?
- mjhoy 9y agoThe latter. That’s my point.