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Speaking specifically to riding in the center of a lane: if there's not a bike lane or wide shoulder then it's not entitlement, it's a safety issue. If a cycli
by pfheatwole 3y ago
Speaking specifically to riding in the center of a lane: if there's not a bike lane or wide shoulder then it's not entitlement, it's a safety issue.
If a cyclist hugs the edge of the road then drivers frequently squeeze between the cyclist and oncoming traffic. If the cyclist stays in the middle of the lane then drivers recognize they need to wait for a clear passing opportunity.