Nofan
red cars go faster.
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Okay guys, i know plenty of people do it, hell i do it, it seems safe and legal, but is it?
Lets use, a single dotted road for an example ( i hope that makes sense ), and theirs space on the side of the road, or a bike lane or empty car parks or something like that. I'm driving along, happy as ever listening to my brand new sound system in my commodore! Up ahead of me , i see a shiny prius indicating right. He has to wait for oncoming traffic. So I've got heaps of traffic behind me and the speed limits 60, so for safety i switch it down to second and veer into the bike lane then continue past him. ( There are no bikes in the lane).
But the questions is, are you allowed to break your lane? Now I've got a few friends who seem to think your not. Today were driving along, listening to pendulums new album and an Astra was turning right, I was like mate, go around, and hes like, no that's illegal and breaking lanes and I'm not losing demerit points for that ****! So we waited for the car to turn right, it did and we started on our way, so we came to a full stop and there was a 4wd doing a little over the speed limit and it just flew past us in the bike lane cutting us off expecting us to turn right. But we did nothing illegal, he was the one who went out of the lane. There was almost a collision if it wasn't for my friends alertness.
So yeah whats the deal? And please don't just say it's legal unless you have proof.
Lets use, a single dotted road for an example ( i hope that makes sense ), and theirs space on the side of the road, or a bike lane or empty car parks or something like that. I'm driving along, happy as ever listening to my brand new sound system in my commodore! Up ahead of me , i see a shiny prius indicating right. He has to wait for oncoming traffic. So I've got heaps of traffic behind me and the speed limits 60, so for safety i switch it down to second and veer into the bike lane then continue past him. ( There are no bikes in the lane).
But the questions is, are you allowed to break your lane? Now I've got a few friends who seem to think your not. Today were driving along, listening to pendulums new album and an Astra was turning right, I was like mate, go around, and hes like, no that's illegal and breaking lanes and I'm not losing demerit points for that ****! So we waited for the car to turn right, it did and we started on our way, so we came to a full stop and there was a 4wd doing a little over the speed limit and it just flew past us in the bike lane cutting us off expecting us to turn right. But we did nothing illegal, he was the one who went out of the lane. There was almost a collision if it wasn't for my friends alertness.
So yeah whats the deal? And please don't just say it's legal unless you have proof.