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Old 12-05-17 | 07:45 AM
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mgw4jc
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Originally Posted by kellichou
And I keep passing one jogger in the mornings without any lights or reflective items on the MUP, which is frustrating. I point my headlight down as soon as I realize there's a person in the vicinity, but if she had lights or at least reflective stuff, I'd be able to identify her as a person much sooner. I have taken to saying, "You need a light!" as I pass.
Don't worry about blinding the runner. They're okay with it and used to it from cars anyway. I run without any lights or reflective items in the early mornings. I listen and watch for cars and move out of the way assuming they can't see me at all. However, on a MUP it is usually darker and I'll take a headlamp so I don't hit a stick or step in dog poop or something.

All these windy and cold commutes make me feel lucky. Almost 50F this morning and I only wore shorts. Gonna still be warm today, but I guess everyone's weather is coming my way tonight and tomorrow.
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