Please be careful with this.person in Bear Branch

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>> She has a legal right to be in the road. A bicycle, or trike is considered to be a vehicle. Slow down or leave earlierbarsinister: its dangerous ****** that is all im saying but what else should we expect from a liberal who.is always worried about what their rights are lmao....@princecharming:
Wow seriously??? Take a chill pill!!! Maybe if more people did that instead of driving their precious snowflakes 3 blocks to school Tree Ln wouldn’t be so busy. The only problem I see is that she’s not wearing a helmet. She’s perfectly legal- riding on the right side of the road close to the curb. I mean how much did she delay your trip-30 seconds? Please spare me your fake concern for her safety. It’s all about you being inconviennced. And no need to use profanity. So sick of people not knowing the law🙄PS - you aren’t exactly concerned with safety pulling out your camera to take pictures? Worry about yourself@Jpgurl: Sorry but this time I disagree with you---the one needing the chill pill is the stupid one riding a bike with a BABY in Tow. Common Sense seem to be absent or perhaps she can give a hoot if the kid gets hit first by a reckless driver. Yeah sure she has rights--most dodos demand it with dumbo excuses. Sorry she is not a good example a CAR is BIGGER than a bike. duh!coco1248: common sense always prevails😉👊👍

She's doing the best she can with what she has. Looking more and more like Kingwood isn't a very nice place.

Looking more and more like Kingwood isn't a very nice place.

On the way home last night, I saw a guy on a similar bike set up with a child in tow, going down West Lake Houston Parkway in SW.  It was 5:45ish and the traffic was very heavy. The difference is, (1) he was wearing a helmet and (2) he was riding along the sidewalk.  I couldn't help but giggle as I thought back to this thread.

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>> She has a legal right to be in the road. A bicycle, or trike is considered to be a vehicle. Slow down or leave earlierbarsinister: its dangerous ****** that is all im saying but what else should we expect from a liberal who.is always worried about what their rights are lmao....@princecharming:
Wow seriously??? Take a chill pill!!! Maybe if more people did that instead of driving their precious snowflakes 3 blocks to school Tree Ln wouldn’t be so busy. The only problem I see is that she’s not wearing a helmet. She’s perfectly legal- riding on the right side of the road close to the curb. I mean how much did she delay your trip-30 seconds? Please spare me your fake concern for her safety. It’s all about you being inconviennced. And no need to use profanity. So sick of people not knowing the law🙄PS - you aren’t exactly concerned with safety pulling out your camera to take pictures? Worry about yourself@Jpgurl: Sorry but this time I disagree with you---the one needing the chill pill is the stupid one riding a bike with a BABY in Tow. Common Sense seem to be absent or perhaps she can give a hoot if the kid gets hit first by a reckless driver. Yeah sure she has rights--most dodos demand it with dumbo excuses. Sorry she is not a good example a CAR is BIGGER than a bike. duh!coco1248: common sense always prevails😉👊👍@princecharming: Common sense would dictate you offering her a ride instead of complaining here. Do you know her situation? Financial or otherwise? I do. She's doing the best she can with what she has. Looking more and more like Kingwood isn't a very nice place.

but she almost hit me coming off the greenbelt it didnt even phase her that SHE ALMOST HIT ME...

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>> She has a legal right to be in the road. A bicycle, or trike is considered to be a vehicle. Slow down or leave earlierbarsinister: its dangerous ****** that is all im saying but what else should we expect from a liberal who.is always worried about what their rights are lmao....@princecharming:
Wow seriously??? Take a chill pill!!! Maybe if more people did that instead of driving their precious snowflakes 3 blocks to school Tree Ln wouldn’t be so busy. The only problem I see is that she’s not wearing a helmet. She’s perfectly legal- riding on the right side of the road close to the curb. I mean how much did she delay your trip-30 seconds? Please spare me your fake concern for her safety. It’s all about you being inconviennced. And no need to use profanity. So sick of people not knowing the law🙄PS - you aren’t exactly concerned with safety pulling out your camera to take pictures? Worry about yourself@Jpgurl: Sorry but this time I disagree with you---the one needing the chill pill is the stupid one riding a bike with a BABY in Tow. Common Sense seem to be absent or perhaps she can give a hoot if the kid gets hit first by a reckless driver. Yeah sure she has rights--most dodos demand it with dumbo excuses. Sorry she is not a good example a CAR is BIGGER than a bike. duh!coco1248: common sense always prevails😉👊👍@princecharming: Common sense would dictate you offering her a ride instead of complaining here. Do you know her situation? Financial or otherwise? I do. She's doing the best she can with what she has. Looking more and more like Kingwood isn't a very nice place.

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>> This is America. We're raised from birth to believe that nobody can tell us what to do, that if you want to do it, go for it. Clearly the people pushing that agenda didn't intend for you to ride your fat bike in the middle of a narrow lane during rush hour, but don't tell the American that. Cause then you're a racist. I still want to know what city planner decided to make the narrowest residential streets I've seen that aren't in a town whose space is limited by history or geography. Kingwood was a forest prior to making these streets. No limitations on space or topography, why couldn't they have made streets wide enough for cars to park on both sides and still have proper 2-way traffic pass. oh, and ****** SIDEWALKSReivax: I hear what you are saying on the street width, but they do have greenbelts that traverse the entire area so the thought was probably that the bikers could take the greenbelts, rather than Tree Lane which was designed as a significant through-street.  Exactly! Everyone knows that at BBE, you take the Greenbelt Trails (if you’re cycling) to the back of the lot. And, while I’m zoned to BBE, my kids don’t go there. And I know it.

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>> This is America. We're raised from birth to believe that nobody can tell us what to do, that if you want to do it, go for it. Clearly the people pushing that agenda didn't intend for you to ride your fat bike in the middle of a narrow lane during rush hour, but don't tell the American that. Cause then you're a racist. I still want to know what city planner decided to make the narrowest residential streets I've seen that aren't in a town whose space is limited by history or geography. Kingwood was a forest prior to making these streets. No limitations on space or topography, why couldn't they have made streets wide enough for cars to park on both sides and still have proper 2-way traffic pass. oh, and ****** SIDEWALKSReivax: I hear what you are saying on the street width, but they do have greenbelts that traverse the entire area so the thought was probably that the bikers could take the greenbelts, rather than Tree Lane which was designed as a significant through-street.  Exactly! Everyone knows that at BBE, you take the Greenbelt Trails (if you’re cycling) to the back of the lot. And, while I’m zoned to BBE, my kids don’t go there. And I know it.
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Saw her this morning... didn't even stop/slow down when crossing street with cars coming...😳