I was just in Woodside last night talking to other cyclists about Old La Honda and other popular routes in the area and my coworker mentioned that she refuses t

I was just in Woodside last night talking to other cyclists about Old La Honda and other popular routes in the area and my coworker mentioned that she refuses to ride on Skyline because of the lack of a shoulder in many places and how fast people drive there even when they see cyclists and know there's a blind turn ahead. As fitness becomes more socially connected and leaderboards get more attention for popular routes, I wonder if we'll expect to see more aggressive riding and more accidents like these? I also know there are a few other areas people tell me to be careful, mostly the Berkeley Hills around Tilden (a cyclist died there in 2010 trying to beat a personal best on Strava) and on Hwy 1 on the way up to Mt Tam due to the large number of cars headed to Stinson Beach and Muir Woods. Be careful out there.