Originally Posted by alzjr (Post 1073409)

sarcasm, right?

Originally Posted by LndLocked (Post 1073450)

No, that poster has used the same derogatory and misguided terminology previously and this time earned themselves a quick trip to my "ignore" list

Originally Posted by dirtbanker (Post 1073305)

Phycholists...wearing silly "Lance Armstrong wanna be" outfits, trying to cheat death every chance they get (you know there is a fine line between brave and stupid!).

The "share the road" law; waste of legislation. No way to accurately determine 3' width from drivers seat of a car, No tickets will ever be issued.

Should have titled the law "ride at your own risk", because that is what it is.

I still believe they should require license and plates for bicyclist that ride the roads. I have to purchase plates on every car I take on the road, and I have to pass a test prior to being allowed to do so...

Originally Posted by dirtbanker (Post 1073305)

Phycholists...wearing silly "Lance Armstrong wanna be" outfits, trying to cheat death every chance they get (you know there is a fine line between brave and stupid!).

The "share the road" law; waste of legislation. No way to accurately determine 3' width from drivers seat of a car, No tickets will ever be issued.

Should have titled the law "ride at your own risk", because that is what it is.

I still believe they should require license and plates for bicyclist that ride the roads. I have to purchase plates on every car I take on the road, and I have to pass a test prior to being allowed to do so...

Originally Posted by Happydaz (Post 1072650)

Here it is in a nutshell:

1. If you are a bicyclist do not interfere with automobiles on any roads. Do not make them slow down or have to move over to the other lane. They do not like it.

2. If you are a walker, jogger, or bicyclist do not interfere with golf carts on any of the "multimodal paths." Do not make the golf carts have to slow down or move over into the other lane. They do not like it. Remember if they need to pass you they can do it on blind curves if they have to as they can always cut back in if another cart appears from the opposite direction.

If you remember these two inclinations of some car and cart drivers you will have a better understanding of why some of the more strident operators get very testy when other slower people or vehicles come across their path. Their slogans could be "Get out of my way! What are you doing on the road,? (golf cart path) You are putting yourself at great danger. You will surely lose if you get hit by a car or a golf cart. What are you thinking?"