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Yeah, that's right! When bicyclists adhere to the rules of the road
here in NC, like they are supposed to, that is when you will probably
see people be a bit more tolerant of them.
Running redlights, entering an intersection when already having a
yellow and the ability to stop, 30 in a 25 (oh yes, I ran across that
today here in Cary).
You always hear these bicycle groups talking about how they are not
getting the proper respect on the road, but they don't mind breaking
the law themselves.
And here is another clue for you bicycle riders in the Triangle part
of NC. When you have a sidewalk available to you why don't you use
it? Just remember that pedestrians have the right-of-way on
sidewalks, and that you will have to get off your bike and walk around
them. It won't hurt you so bad.....after all, you ARE out for
exercise, aren't you?
Yeah...if there AIN'T a bikelane and there IS a sidewalk, how's about
pick it on up and off'n the road? The road is not one of those horse
and shield in an amphitheater things, you know what I mean vern?
here in NC, like they are supposed to, that is when you will probably
see people be a bit more tolerant of them.
Running redlights, entering an intersection when already having a
yellow and the ability to stop, 30 in a 25 (oh yes, I ran across that
today here in Cary).
You always hear these bicycle groups talking about how they are not
getting the proper respect on the road, but they don't mind breaking
the law themselves.
And here is another clue for you bicycle riders in the Triangle part
of NC. When you have a sidewalk available to you why don't you use
it? Just remember that pedestrians have the right-of-way on
sidewalks, and that you will have to get off your bike and walk around
them. It won't hurt you so bad.....after all, you ARE out for
exercise, aren't you?
Yeah...if there AIN'T a bikelane and there IS a sidewalk, how's about
pick it on up and off'n the road? The road is not one of those horse
and shield in an amphitheater things, you know what I mean vern?