What is the safest position in the lane for cyclist? 在行車線的哪一處踏單車才安全？

March 14th, 2012 | Posted by Ka Leung Chan in bike safety

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Road Users’ Code by Transport Department recommends riding 0.5m from the kerb.

Is it sound advice?

This video is a comparision between “riding near the kerb” and “taking the lane”.

運輸署的｢道路使用者守則｣建議沿馬路邊約半米騎乘，這是好建議嗎?

這影片比較｢在馬路邊｣及｢在行車線中間｣踏單車哪一處較安全。

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