
Originally Posted by
Heifzilla
It's not a one way street, and my husband has been road riding for many years (way more than me) so I don't know what his malfunction was. It is pretty confusing though, and I've never seen it addressed in any of the "rules of the road" that I have read.
Funny thing is that when I was younger and didn't really know any better, I always rode against traffic because I felt it was safer: I wanted to be able to see what was coming at me so I could avoid it. Now I know better (and use a mirror) and it just feels so wrong to ride against traffic.
I suppose one of the reasons that you may never see it explicitly addressed is that most states treat bicycles like "motor vehicles." As such, they are subject to the same traffic laws as cars. So, neither bikes nor cars are allowed to travel the wrong way along a street.
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