Share The Road.

Unless it is a highway or a road with a speed limit > 45 mph you really shouldn't complain. Bikers have the same right to the road as any other vehicle, and it is illegal and dangerous for them to use the sidewalks. It is also common bicycle safety to take up the whole lane to discourage passing, because that's when the most accidents occur. Although, if they are taking up the lane and the speed limit is high, that's abnoxious.

I ride my back from school to my apartment, which is about a 15 min ride. I hate it when people in cars tail me and nearly run me over. The speed limit is 30 and I'm going 20 and those assholes can wait like 10 seconds for me to let them by.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

This makes it easy. When you see a bicycle in front of you, replace the image of the bicycle with a car. If the cyclist is going slow, replace the bicycle with a car being driven by a grandma. Now, if there is room, pass the car. Don't cut the car off, and do drive so close to cleave it. Just pass it when you get a chance. Easy, right?

There is no cyclist who will swerve into the other lane to cut you off, so don't pretend like there is. Cyclists know how easy it is to be wiped out by a car.

Also, it is really dangerous for a cyclist to ride near the parking lane if there is one. You should not expect a cyclist to get over if there are parked cars in the parking lane, any of the cars could open their doors, resulting in a possible death.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by Devoxycontin

I don't know where you drive, but passing cars is typically illegal. (Here there were just to many head-ons to keep it legal.)

The point that I was making was that if you wouldn't pass a car, don't pass a cyclist.

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