[R] Average "bike lane" experience in Los Angeles
[R] Average "bike lane" experience in Los Angeles
Not fun. Send that to the city and demand they fix that lane.
7That's maddening. I'd deliberately hit the nicest looking car to get a nice lawsuit out of it. It should be on the car owners to check for bikes if they're opening their doors over a bike lane.
5Some places have a rule where if the cyclist judges the cycle lane to be unsafe, they should instead ride in the next safest place, which is in the centre of the nearest full size lane.
4Here the bike lane comes to an end/becomes a right-turn lane after the truck anyway, so they might as well wait for the light in the middle of the second car lane, unless they're planning to turn right on Barrington. They legally have the right to the car lane as needed.
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Living on the east side of Cincinnati, what's a bike lane ?
4Do people not fucking look before they open their door...
4Why would they need to? The world should be accomodating THEM.
6Yeah you're right. They don't drive across the ground, the earth moves under their wheels. They're all the main characters, and the rest of us are just stupid fuckin NPC's
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No. Have you seen people?
3Have now, I guess!
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I remember this stretch. It was somehow worse than the parts of the city I rode through with no lanes.
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