Agreed. But with the increasing cycling community in the Rockwall
area and the amount of FM roads and lanes that have no shoulder, I
feel it makes it a necessity.
I have to ride 66 on the East side of I-30 in order to commute. It's
hilly and curvey which makes it really scary. I obey all traffic laws
and take every precaution necessary to be as safe as a cyclist can
be.
Not only does the cycling world need education on laws but so do the
motorists on the roads.
On Sep 4, 1:17 pm,
BikinG...@aol.com wrote:
> Bikelanes are fine, but they are not the overall answer to the problem.
> Everyone needs to know how to ride their bikes on roads, to follow the rules of
> the road and Cyclists fare best when they act and are treated as drivers of
> vehicles.
> But for those less inclined to take to the streets the bikelanes might
> encourage them to get out and enjoy cycling. Know this too, bikelanes do not stop
> cars from hurting cyclists, a simple line is not enough to stop a car.
> Everyone should be careful and pay attention even in bikelanes.
> Gail Spann
> LCI #1900
>
> In a message dated 9/4/2008 11:52:24 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
>
>
kwe1...@cebridge.net writes:
>
> Bike lanes are so needed in the county of Rockwall, as well as
> throughout the State of Texas. As a bike enthusiast and commuter, I
> have had close calls with motorists and it is scary. I would love to
> ride and not have to worry about a car hitting me -- or sometimes
> worse, drivers getting angry that I'm sharing "thier" road. It's
> ecologically and economically time for us to take to the roads on our
> bikes, and we should have safe spaces to do so.
>
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