Old 10-05-15 | 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted by mconlonx
Pay attention to the situation. Watch cars ahead, curb breaks to the right, anticipate, cover your brakes (finger or two resting on each brake lever). If a car and curb break are lining up, watch cars front wheels for steering input. If it happens that the car decides to left cross you, emergency braking and steering as best as you can manage. Covering the brakes and paying attention saves time, adds to braking ability, shortens brake reaction and stopping distance.

Thanks. But I think I have pointed out a very tough and common situation. Just have to hope or pray. As the guy in the video above, if the car didn't stop, he would have possibly been a goner. And this concerns me. I read about an accident like that, going downhill in my area. Car turned left and didn't see the cyclist.
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