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Originally Posted by Vicegrip
They owned the lane before the 3 foot law. The laws regarding bikes and cars goes way back to cars, horses, farm tractors and the like for the most part.
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Also Amish families with horse and buggies! Came way to close to taking one out on the drive to Mid-O a few years (Thanks Ed H!)
I once was bicycling on a rural road in Loudon County (probably not so rural anymore). Shoulder was about a half foot wide made up of large gravel/rocks. Dump truck comes barreling down the road. I heard it coming and saw it in my little mirror. Never gave me any space. I decided the safest thing to do was go into the gravel and dive into the ravine next to it. Ended up upside down on top of fairly soft foliage about 5 feet below the road surface. Not hurt at all luckily. What really p*ssed me off was another cyclist road by when it happened. Looked down and laugh and said something in a british accent then road off!


Ever since when I hear a male british accent I want to punch the person

(Not Aussie Tony K!)
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