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Originally Posted by Happydaz

Misunderstandings often interfere with communication. The biker knows where he lives. "Substandard" roads refers to roads like Morse and Buena Vista that are narrower than wider "standard" roads. These narrower roads do not have enough room for a bicyclist to be passed by a car with at least three feet of clearance. That is why the bicyclist needs to ride in the middle of these narrow lanes to stop cars from trying to squeeze by. To pass the bike the car would move over to the other lane.

My guess is you've never driven much on 2 lane country roads which tend to be narrow yet have high speed limits. I seldom had difficulty riding a bike on them (back when I rode a bike) and would never have thought of riding in the middle of the lane to stop cars from squeezing by. Just another example of entitlement ideology. We share, you own.