You always travel with the traffic when riding a bicycle. It is when you are walking on the road that you travel against the traffic
Riding against traffic highers the risks of getting injured or hit by a car. The impact is deadly but traveling with traffic is less tragic.
This crazy notion, the idea of riding blindly with traffic, was decided by the US Dept. of Transportation along with colored and high intensity automobile headlights. (So we can be blinded by oncoming traffic in our cars) As it was decided by scientists and government types, I would go with what I was taught as a child: watch the cars! And get out of the way when a car comes near you. Not, look in your rearview mirror and, hope you don't get hit.
Ride against traffic so as to be able to see oncoming traffic.
Bicyclists should ride on the right side of the road, in the same direction as traffic, to ensure their safety and the safety of others.
You should ride a bike with traffic, in the same direction as cars.
You should ride your bike with traffic, in the same direction as cars.
For safety reasons, you should ride a bike with traffic.
When riding a bicycle, you should ride with traffic, not against it. This is safer and follows traffic laws.
It is safer to ride your bike with traffic, in the same direction as cars.
Yes, it is illegal to ride a bike against traffic in a bike lane. Bicyclists should always ride in the same direction as traffic to reduce the risk of accidents. Riding against traffic increases the chance of collisions with other cyclists, vehicles, and pedestrians.
Bicycles should ride with traffic, following the same direction as cars on the road.
Bicycles should ride with traffic to follow the rules of the road and increase safety for both cyclists and drivers.
Bikes should ride with traffic to follow the rules of the road and increase safety for both cyclists and drivers.
Bicyclists can ride their bicycles on sidewalks, bike lanes, and designated bike paths if they are not allowed to ride on the road.