Posted by showcrop on August 23, 2015 at 10:37:52 from (66.31.196.130):
In Reply to: OT--Bicycles posted by Jiles on August 23, 2015 at 09:30:47:
Here in New England you see more and more people riding bikes, and you see more bike paths and bike lanes on roads. Most of them ride on main roads and they have their four foot space to the right of the fog line. There are a lot of signs urging people to "share the road" with bicyclists, and there are some state laws saying that you have to stay something like six feet from them when passing. This seems to all work out pretty well except for a few of them that stay to the left of the fog line, and insist that you slow down to their speed until you get to a regular passing zone. I call them militant bikers. When I had my truck there was one who rode nearly everyday on a road that I was on a lot. There were no passing places so some days I had to follow him for 2-3 miles at 10 MPH.
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