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Oh most excellent! Totally sharing that.
Speed comes from what you put behind you. - Judi Ketteler
good video! this is how I try to ride.
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Great video (even if it's on the wrong side of the road for me!)
I definitely struggled with this at first because I felt like I wanted to cause as little hassle to drivers as possible, to avoid annoying them. But I soon realised that riding aggressively is a lot safer.
I became a more assertive rider when I began commuting on my bike, but I didn't realize all the good reasons for doing so. This video really brings it home! Thanks.
Yes, this is how I always ride when approaching intersections.
I don't consider it aggressive riding, it's more 'pro-active' or defensive riding.
Lots of visibility, lots of hand signals, and don't create dangerous 'squeeze-through lanes' for cars by hugging the curb. I do ride on the shoulder if there is no intersection and there's room and no hazards there. I try to be considerate and let all drivers know my intentions.
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Wow such a good illustration! I've yet to ride my bike on a busy street and had no idea I shouldn't keep as far right as possibleThanks!