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You can always pull into another lane to overtake like you would with a slower-moving car. The only situation I can see a cyclist making a difference like this
by DoughnutHole 4y ago
You can always pull into another lane to overtake like you would with a slower-moving car.
The only situation I can see a cyclist making a difference like this is on an uninterrupted country road where it's dangerous to overtake.
In any urban area the time lost to waiting behind a cyclist will be negligible compared to the minutes lost stuck behind cars at every red light.
- wizofaus 4y agoIn many urban areas traveling by bicycle is objectively and measurably quicker than by car, even without allowing for additional time for parking/walking to/from wherever you can park.