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Old December 11th 10, 04:17 PM posted to rec.bicycles.tech
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Default Bicyclist Fatalities in AZ 2009

On Dec 11, 8:59*am, Phil W Lee wrote:

That's almost all roads here.
But can you explain how a driver is more inconvenienced by a cyclist
using the lane properly,


Properly? This is a trick question right? Properly means keeping to
the right (on this side of the Atlantic.
But a cyclist riding in the center of the lane can make a safe passing
opportunity less so.
As I said:
"(forcing the driver completely into the other lane in order to pass)"

The only reason drivers expect cyclists to hug the kerb is because so
many do.

Nobody said anything about "hugging a curb." There are no curbs on the
roads I described.
DR
 




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