I agree with you. So do the people who ride on the roads around here. The right tire track seems to be about right.Originally Posted by Morisato .
Riding to the far right would result in either getting clipped by the car or eating a curb if the car doesn't move partially into the other lane. By riding further left, you make it less likely the motorist will try and squeeze in or at least make it so squeezing through doesn't even look like a viable option. Since the car requires moving partially into the other lane to ensure your safety by giving the required amount of buffer space regardless of scenario, I would think the safer bet would be to ride further from the curb. Those that are disgruntled motorist would probably be the ones that zip by you without changing lanes anyways... except this time, you'll be able to move right when they cut you off since you're not so close to the curb.
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