Nice of them to shorten the distance needed to overtake all of them. You need to use the opposite lane anyway, so except for motorcyclist this group doesn't pose a bigger obstacle than a single bicycle.
Nice of them to shorten the distance needed to overtake all of them. You need to use the opposite lane anyway, so except for motorcyclist this group doesn't pose a bigger obstacle than a single bicycle.
Retail new is between ?400 and ?700, which seems a lot.
Still seems like an odd thing to have, unless you are physically impared.
Also, not everyone sees the bicycle as a means to do sports. Some people just use the bike to "go somewhere". Making "going somewhere" more easy makes perfect sense when you don?t see your bike as a tool for doing sports.
say what? you consider that a lot? :? i think most electric bicycles start at like 1500? or something over here... and most go for more than 2000?. and to be honest, i would never feel safe on one that costs less than a grand.
to add here: lots of people would never get the idea to ride a bike anywhere, because they're not fit at all and would huff and puff as soon as they even saw the tiniest hill. with an electric bicycle, they're happy to even get cracking on longer tours of up to 50km without issue. i call that a huge win, because they do get some exercise that way at least. friends of my parents are like that. in their 60s, never worked in any way, but since they've gotten themselves electric bicycles, they're out and about on those things at least once a week if the weather is right.
Not sure about Portugese (?) law, but here in Germany he would do nothing wrong. The cycle lane isn't 1.5 meters wide, he's not bound to use it.
Oh and apparently it's so hard to overtake one single cyclist without oncoming traffic.
Well shit let me drive on the sidewalk then, if it's empty should be no big deal right?
Not sure about Portugese (?) law, but here in Germany he would do nothing wrong. The cycle lane isn't 1.5 meters wide, he's not bound to use it.
Well shit let me drive on the sidewalk then, if it's empty should be no big deal right?
wait a second though... since that's not a separated cycle + pedestrian path but rather one combined path for both, wouldn't that make it more than 1.5 meters wide and compel that dude to go there?
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Here is a simple fact, he has no reason to be on the road, there is a dedicated lane yet he goes on the road. Whether the road is empty enough for an overtake or not is completely irrelevant. So how about I drive on the shoulder then? After all it's empty. Furthermore a whole bunch of bikists bitch and moan that they are not respected by drivers, this right there is why.