No way of telling here, it's entirely dependent on the traffic situation.
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.
A traffic lane is a road and helps people drive. This is there for safety.
Always ride your bike in the direction of the traffic, never the other way. Additionally, they ought to be driven on the right side of the road. Bicyclists must comprehend and abide by all crossing signals, traffic lights, and street signs. You can take instructions from any bike shops in London.
You are supposed to go the way the cars are going, if you live in America, they drive on the right side I think, you would face that way, if you lived in England, you would face the left way because I believe they drive that way. In other words, if the front of a car is facing north, the front of your bike should, too.
Yes - view your bike like it's a vehicle (a car) and go the same way on the road as if you were a car.
A subway, train, plane, helicopters, and a bike
Facing traffic. So you can see the silly swede that's about to hit you and squish your face on the pavement.
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A bike path is another term for a bicycle path or cycle path - a path, segregated from other traffic, for the use of riders of bicycles.
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