What are the rules for riding on the road?
Cycling is prohibited beyond the sign. Cyclists must dismount and push their bicycle or tricycle to proceed beyond the sign. You must not ride a cycle in the opposite direction to traffic either on a one-way road or on the right-hand side of a two-way road. You must obey any traffic sign or road marking that gives orders to all vehicles.
What’s the best way to ride in traffic?
Use your bike’s power and maneuverability to ride in open zones in traffic. In any grouping of vehicles there are always some gaps; find these and ride in them. Doing so will separate you from four-wheelers, give you additional room to maneuver, and allow you to keep away from dangerous blind spots. And vary your speed.
How to avoid traffic in Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge?
If you don’t intend on going to Gatlinburg but want to get to or from the National Park to Pigeon Forge, the Gatlinburg Bypass is available. I suppose, if you want to get from Pigeon Forge to the far end of Gatlinburg and avoid the main drag traffic, you could take the bypass and double back.
Is it safe to pass on the right on a motorcycle?
Passing on the right is generally a no-no, but in this day and age, it’s sometimes necessary. So if you do it, do so between exits or cross streets. In traffic, you must often react extra quickly, which means not fumbling for the brake lever or pedal.
When to pull off the side of the road?
We should consider it a privilege to use the road and not a right. Whenever traffic from the rear is unable to pass you because of a hill, curve, or oncoming traffic in the passing lane, be courteous and pull off to the side of the road when it is safe to do so and let other traffic pass.
What happens when you take the backroads on a road trip?
A U.S. roadtrip may conjure thoughts of Route 66, fast food, rest stops and hours of rolling, cornfield landscapes. But what happens when you take the backroads?
Are there any back roads that are interesting?
Sure, there are back roads with rolling hills or more interesting vistas, but the warmth and sincerity of the family at Whiskey Acres is what keeps me going back.
What can I do to slow down traffic on my Street?
Go light on the infrastructure. There’s a lot to be said for traffic calming amenities like speed bumps, traffic circles, and chicanes (if you’re not familiar with that last term, this sweet claymation Streetfilm can explain).