Old 02-22-12 | 10:12 AM
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Originally Posted by CB HI
Seems that under (TN 55-8-118 (a)(2)), if the cyclist was still riding on pavement when they passed you, they did so legally.
"or main-traveled portion of the roadway. " which, it wasn't. So no, "pavement" is not a catch-all here.

Goes to show there's a marked difference, which, we are all aware, between what's "legal" and what's expected. For instance, it is technically illegal (here) to ride on the shoulder in any case but it is normally expected, in most every case: that a cyclist should do so if one is available.

But it's "legal" that matters is in court.
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