Indiana has a law that states that you must move right to allow faster traffic to pass, even if you're doing at or above the speed limit. So since bikes are subject to the same laws as cars, wouldn't that apply to them as well? (really a question for @Ingomike )
If you have a lane to pass you do, if you need their lane they do.
No it does not that I know of.
It's like a 5'2" 100 lb blonde girl leaving the bar drunk and on foot, gambling she'll not be snatched up and murdered by some perv while traveling home. Some forethought and common sense were in order b4 she started drinking. Ride the bike paths, ride the trails and feel fairly safe. Hit the open road. . . . And you've taken your life in your hands amongst people who not only do not love you like your momma, they are psychologically unstable, angry at someone else, or just hate you for being an inconvenience in their life. On top of the fact that many are not knowledgeable about the rules governing cars, let alone bicycles, and don't drive worth a ****. At least they're smart enough to wear a cage. Who is really the idiot? You choose to ride on the highway and don't ride like your life depends on you staying the **** out of the way, I have no sympathy for you when you're road pizza.
