Transit should ideally be on its own section anyway (preferably on rails) and literally everyone has to pull to the side and yield to emergency vehicles. If their lights and siren are off and they are driving on a road/bicycle path in this case, yes they can wait.
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In that scenario, that would be part of the drivable area yes. However, that is exceedingly rare in the United States at least from my experience in smaller cities/suburbia (east coast). I regularly see people breaking the law by driving on the shoulder to go around someone turning left, and illegally crossing a solid double yellow line to pass a bicyclist.
In my city people are literally protesting new separated bicycle lanes by slashing the tires of rental bikes... Ridiculous
Regardless of your opinion, it is illegal
Rather than being uplifting, that just exposes just how much of our cities we have let completely go to waste by having them be asphalt lots
If a sign is posted saying 'Bicyclists may use full lane' then that lane is now a bicycle lane with cars being allowed on it for some reason. Check your car brain.
Small dish cloths. I haven't used a paper towel in years
Just give it a tiny parachute
If cyclists can use the whole lane (common situation in the United States for example), it is (almost always) illegal for a driver to leave their drivable portion of the road to pass someone, bicyclist or otherwise. That includes crossing any lines, going to the opposite side of the road, being on the shoulder or sidewalk, etc.
Without a separate bicycle lane, it is not permitted to pass a bicyclist.
I guess it's heavily dependent on location
Strange, I can get over 100 Mbps down from them
China is a very big place with a lot of people. It makes sense that we would find things there that we haven't elsewhere