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edge behavior

January 3, 2013/by Keri Caffrey

Operating a bicycle on the edge of the road (not integrating into traffic flow): near the curb; in the door zone; in edge bike lanes or on shoulders. The term is used as part of the Cycling Behavior Spectrum developed by Dan Gutierrez.

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