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Old 01-31-11 | 09:06 PM
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Speedwagon98
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From: Denver, CO

Bikes: 2009 Specialized Sirrus

Originally Posted by mtnwalker
Well, two wrongs doesn't make a right now does it. You are expecting the car to stop behind the line by law. Yet you expect it to be OK to ride on the sidewalk. Its hard to convince people to follow the law when you are breaking them yourself. In most places riding on the sidewalk is illegal.

Based on your map there is a bike lane on the other side of the intersection where you can safely stop and lift your bike onto the sidewalk.
I am not breaking the law, by riding on the sidewalk here. Only in Denver is that illegal. Littleton is legal.

But I do see what you are saying about stopping in the bicycle lane on the far side of the intersection. Hadn't considered that before.
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