I mean they are super convenient when I have used them but I also rode my bike pretty often in the city.
That’s true. But who knows what germs and shit people left on the bike. Gross
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I mean they are super convenient when I have used them but I also rode my bike pretty often in the city.
probably the same germs on any door handle just about anywhere public.
... luckily I wear these things called pants that protect me from when I use seats in public.
Can you get crabs from a bike seat?
I mean if you had your turn signal on you would be a lot more right. Hard to tell what happened behind you. In the future take a look in your right mirror before turning right to look out for a cyclist in the bike lane. In the end nothing happened so who cares
Should of ran that yuppie fuck over
Given the time of day, and the large obstruction to my immediate right, I don’t think I would have seen him anyways.
But I do agree that I’ll signal next time, that’s a lesson learned even if the cyclist does the same thing.
When I ride my scooter around, I assume I’m invisible to cars even in broad daylight and make every decision while riding based on that.
A bicyclist needs to observe vehicle laws. Passing on the right is not legal. Regardless of your signaling (yes, you did signal if anyone asks, though), another vehicle should not pass you on the sidewalk on the right side. You are in the clear, and the Divvy rider is at fault in the event of an impact. You 100% cannot predict or control a vehicle passing you on the right as you are making a turn into a garage. There is no opportunity for you to avoid a collision other than your own reaction to the situation. The other vehicle/bike made the choice to pass you on the right.
Cyclists are legally allowed to pass on the right. You didn’t signal and didn’t check over your right shoulder before turning in (otherwise you would of seen him).
His fuck up is going from the street to the side walk.