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vorlon24 · 30-06-2005, 15:45

I apply the same rules as when I am on my motorbike.

You get a very similar view from a cycle and a motorbike, and although the speed is different, you still have to be careful of what the other road users are up to.

If someone is indicating to turn left or right, you don't try and pass them on that side - it's quite simple!

You also look over your shoulder when turning right or changing direction, as you don't have the benefit of mirrors on a cycle.

30-06-2005, 15:45	#7
vorlon24 Senior Member+ Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Tunbridge Wells Posts: 1,585 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 42	Re: Cyclists or Caravanners I apply the same rules as when I am on my motorbike. You get a very similar view from a cycle and a motorbike, and although the speed is different, you still have to be careful of what the other road users are up to. If someone is indicating to turn left or right, you don't try and pass them on that side - it's quite simple! You also look over your shoulder when turning right or changing direction, as you don't have the benefit of mirrors on a cycle. __________________ "The Hour of Scampering is usually around teatime, according to the Vorlon/Human Translation Dictionary."