No. That’s the point. I had the same experience with homework.

No you blasted moron. It is the science that they talk about in this article. The same science that pushed the school to adopt the policy that is the subject of this article.

You are barking up the wrong tree here. Doing homework isn’t studying.

Nope. I was in school long before NCLB and in a different country. We had excessive homework.

What? Your driver side mirror does do double duty as your clutch? What kind of weird car are you driving?

Ok, call me a prude or what not, but....

Soooo much this. Especially the pictures sometimes...

Slowing down for a right turn takes almost no time at all because there is no need to yield to oncoming traffic.

Wow. Even in the era of Trump, that is impressively stupid.

Wait, did you just say that roads usually have bike lanes next to them? What planet are you from?

The legal term would be “failure to yield”, and it’s commonly referred to as a right hook.

Right. Moving to the head of the queue, so that you are more likely to be in a ‘right hook’ something that as you say is one of the most dangerous things you can encounter is the safest thing to do.

You people should stop cycling. All the exercise is clearly taking up valuable oxygen away from your brain.

Right. A road with less cars, less people, has more angry people on it.

Honestly though?

Actually, being behind those things gives your the right to cross a double solid yellow line in order to pass...

It depends. Maybe he wanted to get a job as a tech writer for Breitbart.

And when you turn right in front of a bike and nearly “take out” a cyclist, that is by law, cutting off/failure to yield.

Dooring and taxi drivers are the deadliest thing a cyclist encounters.

Yeah, I totally get that. You’ve got to do what you’ve got to do to stay safe. I mean you could use a bicycle that is appropriate for the state you know the roads are in, or change your route so there’s fewer cars that can pass easily, or change the time you ride do that you aren’t out during the busy times of the…