Old 09-25-14 | 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted by FBinNY
Yes, between the axles on a long vehicles is the kill position. However, staying behind the rear axle, and moving at the same speed can be safe if you stay alert. This is especially true if the front is well into the intersection coming off a stop. The speed is well within your maneuvering range, and if the front is well past the turning point you know he's not going to turn.
+1

I'm all for vehicular cycling, but I'm flexible too, this is a place where you can use your judgement and cycle safely, taking advantage of the cover the big vehicle provides, particularly if you are starting out far to the right and going to end up there anyway.
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