Relax, it's not the end of the world!!

[SadieKate]

mmm glad I'm not the only one. I didn't reply to this when I first saw it . . . .

Me, too. I was afraid of what my fingers would involuntarily type.

[Crankin]

I always yell out very loudly "You're on the wrong side" when this happens. Last summer it happened when I was on a very large group ride on Cape Cod. Not the best place to ride, but we were in a residential area. It scared me to death.

Robyn

[Pedal Wench]

I was on a small backroad that is a short little circle, but it's one way. There is a fast blind turn that I always stay close to one side because you never know what someone is gonna be stupid - I saw a car once pull out of driveway and start heading the wrong way - I yelled to them, but they didn't speak English. The worst case though was the day I was zipping around the loop and a huge group of cyclists were coming the wrong way. I made sure they knew they were going the wrong way

[mimitabby]

So Pepe,
it's not a big deal, no one was hurt, right? But you probably understand why they were all screaming, and I'll bet you'll think twice before you do it again.

[BleeckerSt_Girl]

Bikes that crash head on can result in major injuries, but it really scares me to think about what will happen if they crash at the same time a car is passing- somebody might well wind up falling right into the path of that car.

[pepe6599]

I understand that it can be dangerous and I do admit that it wasn't the best decision to go the wrong way. Normally I do bike the correct way but I don't know why I didn't this time. I guess laziness got the best of me. hahahaha.

[Bluetree]

I guess laziness got the best of me. hahahaha.

Not quite sure why this is so funny...

[maillotpois]

Me, too. I was afraid of what my fingers would involuntarily type.

Ditto.