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It's also pretty much common sense. In a car, or on a bike, sometimes something ahead of you makes you slow down. The problem comes in when the bicycles are i
by bbarn 9y ago
It's also pretty much common sense. In a car, or on a bike, sometimes something ahead of you makes you slow down. The problem comes in when the bicycles are ignored, and "right hooked" by cars turning through the bike lane when the cyclist needs to go straight. In Chicago at least, that move is illegal (passing a bicycle then turning right is as well, but let's see that ever get enforced)
- malandrew 9y agoMy first cycling accident involving a collision with a car was in Berkeley and involved a car that turn right across the bike lane in front of me and I smacked right into their rear quarter panel.