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Friday, January 12, 2007
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That should be true for all lanes!
ReplyDeleteYes, lets see this everywhere!
ReplyDelete=v= Under current California state law it is true for lanes of substandard width, which means not wide enough for a bike and car to travel side-by-side, safely. This describes nearly every lane in San Francisco.
ReplyDeleteI like this better than the "Share the Road" signs. This says that bikes have every right to use the road; pass them as you would a car. Period.
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