This is from a regularly scheduled Everglades Bike Club weekend ride in Key Biscayne, USA, on a 10km stretch of road, and all the drivers know to expect it will be there in the mornings.
This is from a regularly scheduled Everglades Bike Club weekend ride in Key Biscayne, USA, on a 10km stretch of road, and all the drivers know to expect it will be there in the mornings.
Tell me you’ve never left the “always the same map” area without telling me you’ve never lived outside the “always the same map” area.
In this context American isn’t a so much a geographic thing anymore. It’s a mindset.
Besides, what kind of retort is this?
How do you know I’m not in Brazil at the moment?
Because if you were you’d certainly have had toor seen other people ride on medians or sidewalks to pass dumptrucks or cars or whatever going at 5kmh and not endangere anyone.
Aha, my mistake! I see now. This would only happen in the areas erased from your map.
Or the ones that aren’t? Please elaborate.
Kinda, its incredibly common to have to pass cars, construction vehicles, old folks on mobility scooters, tuktuks, whatever by using the shoulder outside the drawn sections of the map.
Here’s some cows I had to go around because they were using the road yesterday.