Old 06-02-15, 12:21 PM
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Earl Grey
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Thanks Clifford - yes, I have also found that the majority of drivers give more room; I sometimes use the trailer for groceries etc but of course, since it's an enclosed child trailer, drivers don't know there isn't an infant in there. In case I sound car-phobic, my experience is that 99% of drivers behave perfectly decently around bikes, and I think that goes up to 99.9% when kids are involved.

Originally Posted by CliffordK
Do you have roadside bike paths?
Do you mean a true bike path (in which case "no") or a walking path set back and separated from the curb by a strip of grass (in which case "sometimes")? The sidewalk is slow for all the reasons you state, plus garbage cans, parked cars on driveways, extra care crossing entrances etc.

Thanks for your thoughts.
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