Old 07-25-13 | 12:42 PM
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spare_wheel
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Originally Posted by paulypro
I don't understand how people think the existence of a sharrow entitles them to the entire lane or block traffic. You are not given the right of way by any means, as it is not a marked bike lane, a crosswalk, nor a MUP.
In Oregon I not only have a legal right to a full sharrowed lane but a full legal right to the entire lane if I am moving at "the normal speed of traffic". On 95% of my commute you will find me in the vehicle lane on the left side.

I have absolutely no problem with "holding motorists back" when I am exercising my legal right of way at normal traffic speeds.


In nearly any circumstance, a cyclist is not at the top of the right of way food chain anyway.
I always ride like I am at the top of the food chain.

It doesn't appear they devoted a bike lane there, so sorry to say,
Completely irrelevant. Google "shared roadway marking MUTCD".
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