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If they are using the entire lane without affording a motorist the opportunity to pass (and there is a shoulder available for them to use), then I write them a ticket if their speed is more than 15 miles below the posted speed limit. They are making themselves a hazard by "driving" too slowly.
If they want the same rights as a motorized vehicle they will be treated the same as a motorized vehicle. Too many cyclists are discourteous to motor vehicles, believing they only have to obey those laws they want to (such as running traffic lights - love writing those tickets!)
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Out of curiosity, I cycle to workout most days and I don't carry ID (or anything more than an ipod for that matter). What would happen if I ran a light and got caught? (this would most likely happen as a result of a light not changing because the bicycle doesn't have enough metal mass to trigger them)
by An0nym0us on July 8th, 2008
This is in Oregon in case that is relevant.
by An0nym0us on July 8th, 2008
Thank you!!! For reminding cyclists that they too must obey the rules of the road! I am tired of hearing them complain about cars when they don't respect the same rules!
by DiverGirl808 on October 9th, 2010