First of all glad you are OK. Here in CA where splitting is not illegal, I
go to the front every time. When I can't get through, I stop at an angle so
I can turn around and watch people stop. Most people stop when they see my
head turn around. Maybe having the blacked out face shield makes me l
Plenty of guns here in TX but I'd be more worried about open doors or just
fenders. I've seen more than one car quickly swerve in a traffic jam just
to stop bikes from passing on the shoulder.
-Kyle
On Tue, May 5, 2015 at 4:33 PM, EGrider wrote:
> I lived in Japan for a long time. In Tokyo, al
I lived in Japan for a long time. In Tokyo, all bikes go to the front under
the traffic light, either along the curb or down the middle. It's standard
operating procedure, and everyone accepts and expects it.
It wasn't easy to keep behind the cages for me when I first moved back
here, though n
