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dewatf
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On Thu, 08 Dec 2005 11:09:38 +1000, Tamyka Bell <[email protected]>
wrote:
>> You can look ahead all you want, doesn't help you if there is a car in
>> the right hand land.
>>
>> When there is less traffic, it is much easier to merge and go around a
>> slow moving cylist.
>So what you are saying, effectively, is that Sydney drivers need
>re-education?
That may be true.
But is not the issue in this case. Those vehicles in the right hand
lane have right of way and you must give way to them. If there is a
stream of vehicles in the right hand land you must wait until there is
a large enough gap in the traffic to do so.
Which means that if you are travelling at 10km in the left hand lane
and wish to change into the right hand lane where the traffic is doing
70+km you need an awfully big gap with good visibility to do so. Which
is why bikes cause a problems in fast moving traffic.
It is only when two lanes merge into one that the vehicle in front has
right of way and the one behind has to give way and let them through,
or for Buses with Give Way to Buses on the back.
All I have been saying are simply the road rules.
dewatf.
wrote:
>> You can look ahead all you want, doesn't help you if there is a car in
>> the right hand land.
>>
>> When there is less traffic, it is much easier to merge and go around a
>> slow moving cylist.
>So what you are saying, effectively, is that Sydney drivers need
>re-education?
That may be true.
But is not the issue in this case. Those vehicles in the right hand
lane have right of way and you must give way to them. If there is a
stream of vehicles in the right hand land you must wait until there is
a large enough gap in the traffic to do so.
Which means that if you are travelling at 10km in the left hand lane
and wish to change into the right hand lane where the traffic is doing
70+km you need an awfully big gap with good visibility to do so. Which
is why bikes cause a problems in fast moving traffic.
It is only when two lanes merge into one that the vehicle in front has
right of way and the one behind has to give way and let them through,
or for Buses with Give Way to Buses on the back.
All I have been saying are simply the road rules.
dewatf.