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If you can't see whether there's a large object in your path within time to stop, you're going too fast. There could be a fallen or slow bicyclist in the lane.
by daveFNbuck 9y ago
If you can't see whether there's a large object in your path within time to stop, you're going too fast. There could be a fallen or slow bicyclist in the lane.
- interfixus 9y agoThis is so obviously, indisputably true. How can anyone be downvoting?
- hedora 9y agoYou’ve clearly never been going downhill on a bike and had someone illegally stop their car or pull out in front of you. Bikes take more distance to stop than cars.
- interfixus 9y agoYou've clearly never considered the necessity of matching your speed to conditions and surroundings and whatever surprises they may hold. I have. For close on fourty years of much cycling and driving. Which may be a contributing factor in my never having suffered an accident.
- pteredactyl 9y agoNo, it's always their fault. /s