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<blockquote data-quote="pepper" data-source="post: 1340887" data-attributes="member: 4885"><p>Question for you cyclists...I am driving down a busy four lane city street, approaching two cyclists in the middle of the right most lane.&nbsp; I and many other drivers are backed up behind them waiting to merge into the next lane in order to pass them.&nbsp; Once successfully passed I merge back into the right most lane and proceed down the street to the traffic light.&nbsp; I am now sitting about 10 deep at the light with aprx 10 drivers behind me.&nbsp; I have shared the road with the two cyclists, but now while waiting for the light to change in our favor, the two cyclists pass everyone on the shoulder.&nbsp; What gives them the right to bypass us?&nbsp; We now have to repeat the entire process of getting around the punks.&nbsp; I have now made it a habit once I have passed a cyclist and am approaching a stop to hug the curb when present to prevent this practice.&nbsp; I have been yelled at several times by cyclists for doing this.&nbsp; Am I really in the wrong?&nbsp; I can&#039;t be the only one that finds this annoying</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="pepper, post: 1340887, member: 4885"] Question for you cyclists...I am driving down a busy four lane city street, approaching two cyclists in the middle of the right most lane. I and many other drivers are backed up behind them waiting to merge into the next lane in order to pass them. Once successfully passed I merge back into the right most lane and proceed down the street to the traffic light. I am now sitting about 10 deep at the light with aprx 10 drivers behind me. I have shared the road with the two cyclists, but now while waiting for the light to change in our favor, the two cyclists pass everyone on the shoulder. What gives them the right to bypass us? We now have to repeat the entire process of getting around the punks. I have now made it a habit once I have passed a cyclist and am approaching a stop to hug the curb when present to prevent this practice. I have been yelled at several times by cyclists for doing this. Am I really in the wrong? I can't be the only one that finds this annoying [/QUOTE]

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