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door zone

January 2, 2013/by Keri Caffrey

The space beside a car that is within striking distance of its door—typically 4ft from the car. The hazard zone of a line of parked cars should be considered to be at least 5ft. A bicyclist should ride far enough away to avoid being struck, but also to avoid being startled into swerving.

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