ShareTheRoad PSA2 -- Open Door to Disaster
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every road should have cycle lanes
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may have just been the angle, but that seemed like an unsafe change to primary position. Should have either merged sooner or waited to for the truck to pass.
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Hahaha the pickup is like shi!!!.. Fyck you u ceazy asshole get off the god damn road!!! Bang bang die bitch!!
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HAHAHAHAH that will teach you Lance Armstrong wanna be obnoxious mother fuckers!!! STAY OUT OF TRAFFIC!!! or get on the sidewalk. Make all the rules and laws you want.. a 4000 pound car will ALWAYS win in a collision with a spandex clad asshole!! Go ride in a park, or off road somewhere.. OR peddal your ass off so you can keep up with the flow of traffic, streets are for MOTOR VEHICLES! If you hit a parked car you shouldnt be riding your gay little bike any fuckin way!
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the door gift isn't juz a hazard for bicycles, motocycles too...
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Any biker that doesn't keep a sharp eye out for this is a fool. Expecting people to look front and back every time they open a door is ridiculous.
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Good job, parked driver!
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mcevoy, are you from USA? Normally that ideas come from americans, however, I know some few good people from US.
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I have to say the same that hartleymarting.
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When I see a parked car, I anticipate this by changing lanes into the main lane of traffic well before I reach the vehicle and then move back over to the side of the road. Most motorists realise that I am only avoiding a hazard and that losing 3 seconds on their trip isn't much of an inconvenience, but there are plenty of idiots who try to over-take you as soon as you signal a merge because they don't want to wait those extra 3 seconds.
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Merge into the vehicular flow only when there are at least two seconds of reaction time for the overtaking motorist to slow down. The video shows an atypical situation of a motorist travelling in lock-step speed to a cyclist in a wide lane. Typically, motorists will be quite a bit faster, and if the cyclist were to swerve out in front of the motorist with that little lead room, it could be bad.
This video seems to give a choice between hit the door, or swerve! I'd let the pickup go ahead, then move left into the lane WELL BEFORE I was anywhere near the SUV.
I do NOT look for a driver in the vehicle, I NEVER ride in the door zone!
mcBikie 4 years ago 8
Exactly! Plan ahead, signal your intent and make your move.
STR
ShareTheRoad 4 years ago