Originally Posted by
RubeRad
I always pull as far forward as I can, like to the front of the crosswalk, while remaining about in line with the painted bike lane. That far forward, there is always room for people to right turn behind me, because the curb curves away well before it gets up to me. Still, I more often find timid drivers waiting, and I try to wave them through, let them know, yes I see you, yes I'm fine with you going through, thanks for thinking of me.
They aren't timid, they don't understand what you have done. If you want to make it more clear then the thing to do is stop well short of the intersection. Like two or three car lengths short. Cars will pass by you and make the right turn at the intersection knowing that you don't want to turn right. Anything else will confuse them. At least they wait. On the east coast someone might shoot you.