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Passing Slower Traffic

By Geo Posted on July 24, 2012 Posted in Ask Geo, Overtaking & Passing 3 Comments Tagged with lane position, left turns, Overtaking and passing

Question Ette asked:  If a cyclist wants to make a left turn from the left turn lane, and straight traffic on the left is slow, may the cyclist pass the traffic on the left to get access to the turn …

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Crosswalks and Turning Vehicles

By Geo Posted on August 27, 2010 Posted in Ask Geo, Sidewalks & Crosswalks 3 Comments Tagged with Crosswalks, left turns

Question Debbie asked:  I was riding on a sidewalk/bike path.  Headed west had green at intersection.  A car headed east had a green light and was stopped in left lane, then turned left.  I caught her out of the corner …

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Left Turn by Bicyclist (More)

By Geo Posted on April 19, 2010 Posted in Ask Geo, Making Turns No Comments Tagged with left turns, Overtaking and passing, Passing Bicycles

Question D. asked:  I was reading about the question about a bicyclist turning left from near the center on a rural two lane without signaling.  http://flbikelaw.org/2010/03/left-turn-by-bicyclist/ However, what if the bicyclist is in fact signaling for a left turn after …

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Right Turn Lanes

By Geo Posted on April 9, 2010 Posted in Ask Geo, Making Turns No Comments Tagged with left turns

Question Jayeson asked: 316.2065 (5) has an exception for making left turns but not for continuing straight/avoiding right turn lanes. This would seem to imply that a cyclist must move into a right turn lane which would then require taking …

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Left Turn by Bicyclist

By Geo Posted on March 24, 2010 Posted in Ask Geo, Making Turns 2 Comments Tagged with lane position, left turns, Overtaking and passing, Passing Bicycles

Question Melissa asked:  A person riding on a bike in the middle of a two lane county road makes a left turn but does not signal. The automobile driver sees the person on the bike in the right lane and …

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