Posted by SweetFeet on September 23, 2019 at 07:13:44 from (70.35.102.196):
In Reply to: Re: Fall is here--- posted by Russ from MN on September 23, 2019 at 05:59:42:
Bicycling is great exercise... but I wish they'd move over to the shoulder when a vehicle approaches. It is frustrating to be trapped behind them in areas where one cannot pass - toss in some curves and/or hills and a driver can be stuck behind them for a length of time. THEN add in the masses that participate in RAGBRAI and it becomes a ridiculous mess.
To me it's kind of like pedestrian crosswalks... Yes, I have a right to walk out of a store and enter a crosswalk, making an oncoming vehicle stop. But in my opinion, just because I can - doesn't mean I should. I refrain from doing it for two reasons: courtesy and for my own personal safety. Sure, I have the right-of-way, but if hit by a car in a crosswalk - I KNOW who's gonna be on the losing end. Me.
So I think the same thing regarding bicyclists: Sure you may have the right to be in the traffic lane but if a cyclist gets hit by an auto, THEY will be the ones getting the worst end of it.
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