In ex-soviet countries, cyclists are not allowed to be on a highway, nor can they turn left* ***
*unless it’s a single lane road, as cyclists are required to be in rightmost part of rightmost lane at all times**, and they cant legally turn left from any lane other than left-most, where they cannot be
**unless it’s a third turn right only lane sprawling off existing 2-lane road, in which case they are allowed to stay in the middle lane
*** they can kinda turn left by going forward on an intersection, but stopping at a corner, turning in place, an pretend they came from the road to the right****
***** None of this matters, though, anyway, as half the riders dont give a shit, and the other drives on the LEFTMOST part of the road, right into incomming traffic, as they think seeing incoming cars somehow makes them safer
In ex-soviet countries, cyclists are not allowed to be on a highway, nor can they turn left* ***
*unless it’s a single lane road, as cyclists are required to be in rightmost part of rightmost lane at all times**, and they cant legally turn left from any lane other than left-most, where they cannot be
**unless it’s a third turn right only lane sprawling off existing 2-lane road, in which case they are allowed to stay in the middle lane
*** they can kinda turn left by going forward on an intersection, but stopping at a corner, turning in place, an pretend they came from the road to the right****
***** None of this matters, though, anyway, as half the riders dont give a shit, and the other drives on the LEFTMOST part of the road, right into incomming traffic, as they think seeing incoming cars somehow makes them safer