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Originally Posted by CheGiantForLife
Best practices for riding with traffic when there is no shoulder?
Take a position in the lane where a motorist's right tire tracks. This:
  1. is the cleanest section of road (gets swept by tires),
  2. establishes your rightful position in the lane,
  3. makes you visible to overtaking motorists,
  4. prevents motorists from trying to squeeze by unsafely in the same lane.
If I'm climbing a twisty mountain road with a motorist behind me, I will pull over at the first opportunity, do a track stand, and look back at the driver.

If I'm descending a twisty mountain road, I don't worry about motorists overtaking me. They don't go very fast.
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