Safety 10 Ways to Not Get Hit By Cars [Must Read]

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http://BicycleSafe.com

 

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Great link!!

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This link is unquestionably the best safety advice I have seen so far.

 

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This is without a doubt the best information I have yet seen. I agree wholeheartedly with srdavo and stan4d.

 

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That info was awesome, sad to read about all the dead ones.

I am so doing the noodle option, as attached.
That looks like a cool nerd trick.

 

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Bicycling street smarts is a good read also. I like the boy scout merit badge manual for cycling and there is also Foresters effective cycling where most of the good info in all these publications came from. Bicycling street smarts is used by several states in there drivers handbook.
http://www.bikexprt.com/streetsmarts/usa/index.htm

 

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A good link to read..and read again often...I will

 

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mbm45,
Bookmarked the link. Need to go back and read it occasionally.
Thanks

 

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WOW!! If anything on this site should be a MUST READ this is it. THANK YOU mbMike!

 

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on my way to and on my way home from work, I've only got one left turn to make each trip. Unless there is NO ONE around, I make my "left turn" as if I was a pedestrian-- wait for the first light and cross, then wait for the other light and cross. I don't get off my bike and walk it across the street, but I would if I feel the need.