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<blockquote data-quote="Parks 788" data-source="post: 1326954" data-attributes="member: 14646">Don&#039;t know all the laws in all the counties and states regarding this topic but in many places going to slow while driving is reason for being pulled over.&nbsp; I assume it is a safety issue for the slower and faster cars alike.&nbsp; If the bikes are going too slow in a lane for motorists and the bikes have the same rights as vehicles then they should be cited.&nbsp; Funny how you think a bunch of cyclist riding in a vehicle lane, doing 25mph, is not a reason for drivers to get angry.&nbsp; At least a tractor on the streets will have the courtesy to use a pull out to let cars pass.&nbsp; Generally speaking, cyclist don&#039;t have that same courtesy.And don&#039;t get me started on the way Tractor trailer drivers drive and feel like they own the road.&nbsp; I&#039;m in sales and drive approx 50K miles a year and see the piss-poor attitude they have towards motor vehicles.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Parks 788, post: 1326954, member: 14646"] Don't know all the laws in all the counties and states regarding this topic but in many places going to slow while driving is reason for being pulled over. I assume it is a safety issue for the slower and faster cars alike. If the bikes are going too slow in a lane for motorists and the bikes have the same rights as vehicles then they should be cited. Funny how you think a bunch of cyclist riding in a vehicle lane, doing 25mph, is not a reason for drivers to get angry. At least a tractor on the streets will have the courtesy to use a pull out to let cars pass. Generally speaking, cyclist don't have that same courtesy. And don't get me started on the way Tractor trailer drivers drive and feel like they own the road. I'm in sales and drive approx 50K miles a year and see the piss-poor attitude they have towards motor vehicles. [/QUOTE]

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