Can Cyclists Ride Side-by-Side On The Road? [LAWS EXPLAINED]

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You may have seen cyclists riding side-by-side on country roads or in towns, and wondered if they’re legally allowed to. Not only is the issue fraught with misconceptions, but it’s also a frequent source of tension between drivers and cyclists.

According to polls, around 50% of motorists claim that ‘sitting behind’ cyclists riding two abreast is one of their biggest frustrations. And the sound of angry honking horns at the rear can deter cyclists from riding side-by-side before they’ve even considered the advantages.

So, let’s quash any doubt or misinformation – obtained perhaps, from one of the 50% of frustrated drivers who arrived at the red traffic light a few seconds later than they wanted to.

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