If a car can operate vehicularily in a door zone, can a bike?

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01-14-08, 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by twahl

I don't know about you, but if there aint room to open a conventional door, there aint room for me to get out.

I don't know about that. The door always takes up some room, so the gap between door and frame is always smaller than between outside edge of car and next object over.

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01-23-08, 09:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Bekologist

what do you think?

If cars can operate vehicularily in a door zone, what about bikes?

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Originally Posted by Bekologist

it appears riding in a door zone is actually vehicular in nature according to the rules of the road, just not advised.

Door zones ARE part of the road used for vehicular operation of vehicles on many roads.

This is silly.

Bekologist, therefore, bike lanes in door zones are "vehicular?"

I want to see you rip a car door apart with your bike. (not really, don't try it.)

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