A bicyclist also does not need to keep right if a lane is too narrow to let a bicycle and vehicle travel side-by-side, or if riding close to the edge of the roadway is unsafe because of parked vehicles, fixed or moving objects, animals, or road surface hazards. – Oregon Law (PDF – pg. 78) … Read more
We’re actually starting in Astoria, Oregon, which is a hair north of Portland but on the coast. Here’s a map: View Larger Map Here’s a rough itinerary with daily mileage, I think it’s changed a bit but you get the idea: Day 1: Astoria to Manzanita (37.8) Day 2: Manzanita to Netarts (40.1) via cheese … Read more
Probably the only time I’ll ever link to a report from Fox News!
Unbelievable! I love how the crowd goes wild for a good foam pour. This part of coffee culture is truly on the next level.
The wild buffalo herd of Yellowstone National Park represent the only genetically pure buffalo left in the world. They need to survive and be safe. Unfortunately, the Governor of Montana, Brian Schweitzer, has reinstituted a hunt, and in 2008 over 1,600 Yellowstone buffalo were killed. There are only about 2,000 of these wild buffalo remaining. … Read more
Notice how the bicyclist does not weave in and out between parked cars. Many cyclists think they should get as far to the right at all times. What I believe is the safest way to ride is staying 3ft from parked cars, and towards the right in the travel lane. This benefits both the driver … Read more