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Originally Posted by jswirs
Please re-read and this time comprehend what I wrote. Yes, I agree I was wrong for driving the wrong way in a parking lot, but please note that no one was impacted, again, I was in the wrong. As for the bicycle incident, I was completely within my rights of riding a bike in a street. The woman who chastised me claimed she could not hold onto her dog leash when the dog pulls away to chase me, because she has a balance problem. So maybe she should not have a dog, and not expect others to change their actions to make up for her lack of health.
Sounds to me like you are one of the grumpy people I have mentioned. You can't wait to correct someone whether or not you are impacted. Consider yourself "grumpy!"
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I agree that the bike is no big deal, although a bicycle is still a vehicle and should stay to the right (you never know when somebody pulls out of their driveway without looking), the lady with the dog is irrelevant. The parking lot is a different story. Given the drivers in TV, it's a toss up for the most dangerous place to drive----the parking lots, especially the mail stations, or the RBs. In the first post it seemed like you were complaining that you were called out for driving the wrong way. I guess that would make you the grumpy one
Here's the good news: After these posts, I doubt you (and many others) won't be driving the wrong way down a parking aisle, thank you for your public service
