Comments on: Anti Cycling Groups On Facebook http://bike198.com/anti-cycling-groups-on-facebook/ Sat, 19 May 2012 14:22:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Stevehttp://bike198.com/anti-cycling-groups-on-facebook/#comment-4014 Steve Thu, 04 Feb 2010 18:39:34 +0000 http://bike198.com/?p=244#comment-4014 There are lots of grass roots efforts to get laws changed, and most importantly, people educated on the current laws regarding 'sharing of the road'. In Georgia, for instance, new legislation is being considered to give cyclist 3 foot from cars when being passed.Police, cyclist, and motorist alike are generally confused about their rights. As cyclist, it is important to learn your rights and the local laws, and try to ride within those laws. Some states, by the way, allow cyclist to yield at stop signs, and stop and proceed at red lights. There are lots of grass roots efforts to get laws changed, and most importantly, people educated on the current laws regarding ‘sharing of the road’. In Georgia, for instance, new legislation is being considered to give cyclist 3 foot from cars when being passed.

Police, cyclist, and motorist alike are generally confused about their rights. As cyclist, it is important to learn your rights and the local laws, and try to ride within those laws. Some states, by the way, allow cyclist to yield at stop signs, and stop and proceed at red lights.

]]> By: Stevehttp://bike198.com/anti-cycling-groups-on-facebook/#comment-4016 Steve Thu, 04 Feb 2010 18:39:00 +0000 http://bike198.com/?p=244#comment-4016 There are lots of grass roots efforts to get laws changed, and most importantly, people educated on the current laws regarding 'sharing of the road'. In Georgia, for instance, new legislation is being considered to give cyclist 3 foot from cars when being passed.Police, cyclist, and motorist alike are generally confused about their rights. As cyclist, it is important to learn your rights and the local laws, and try to ride within those laws. Some states, by the way, allow cyclist to yield at stop signs, and stop and proceed at red lights. There are lots of grass roots efforts to get laws changed, and most importantly, people educated on the current laws regarding ‘sharing of the road’. In Georgia, for instance, new legislation is being considered to give cyclist 3 foot from cars when being passed.

Police, cyclist, and motorist alike are generally confused about their rights. As cyclist, it is important to learn your rights and the local laws, and try to ride within those laws. Some states, by the way, allow cyclist to yield at stop signs, and stop and proceed at red lights.

]]> By: Stephenhttp://bike198.com/anti-cycling-groups-on-facebook/#comment-4013 Stephen Thu, 04 Feb 2010 16:58:45 +0000 http://bike198.com/?p=244#comment-4013 A good thing to remember is that if you over-react, the motorist may over-react to the next cyclist they see. Now, I think of the next cyclist up the road and I don't do anything more to infuriate the motorist. I just smile, wave and don't let them under my skin. A good thing to remember is that if you over-react, the motorist may over-react to the next cyclist they see. Now, I think of the next cyclist up the road and I don’t do anything more to infuriate the motorist. I just smile, wave and don’t let them under my skin.

]]> By: Stephenhttp://bike198.com/anti-cycling-groups-on-facebook/#comment-4015 Stephen Thu, 04 Feb 2010 16:58:00 +0000 http://bike198.com/?p=244#comment-4015 A good thing to remember is that if you over-react, the motorist may over-react to the next cyclist they see. Now, I think of the next cyclist up the road and I don't do anything more to infuriate the motorist. I just smile, wave and don't let them under my skin. A good thing to remember is that if you over-react, the motorist may over-react to the next cyclist they see. Now, I think of the next cyclist up the road and I don’t do anything more to infuriate the motorist. I just smile, wave and don’t let them under my skin.

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