-=> Quoting Richard Glazer to Doug Carter <=-
 RG> The reverse of the scenerio in which cars would move completely to
 RG> the left while passing you by is cars that don't move at all when
 RG> passing a bicycle. It has happened to me in many occasions that I would
 RG> graze the side mirror as a car went by. I'm becoming less tolerant
 RG> these days with this type of behavior. I even chasesd a car to a red
 RG> light and told him what had happened. The driver was indifferent to
 RG> what I had to say. I swear I could have slugged him, but rather told
 RG> him how uncaring and what danger he posed, well perhaps not in those
 RG> words. 
One of the interesting proposals to come out of the TBC legislative meetings
across the state last fall was a law that would make it illegal for one
vehicle to closer than three feet of another vehicle.  Since bicycles are
vehicles, the kind of behavior you describe would constituted a moving
traffic violation, subject to fine and increased insurance rates.  I don't
expect to ever see such a law, but it is an interesting proposal.
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