Originally Posted by
genec
Uh, how does the law establish bicycles as "not traffic" or as not being able to establish "normal speed." I guess I missed this clause somewhere in that law.
"Traffic" in this law is not talking about bicycles. The term
in this law refers to a group of vehicles that are not bicycles.
Originally Posted by
genec
There is no implication in 21202 that bikes cannot establish either normal speed nor be traffic.
If a bicycle can establish "normal speed", then they can't be travelling at less than "normal speed".
Keep in mind that we are not talking about the "no other vehicles around" case.
Nor, are we talking about the "travelling at the same speed" case (which is explicitly allowed).
That is, the CA law clearly is talking about two separate classes of vehicles: 1) bicycles and 2) traffic travelling faster than bicycles.