Run on the left and assume they couldn’t see a fucking disco ball and you’re good. Go behind the car waiting to turn right, get off the road if you see headlights approaching, everyone is turning even if there’s no turn signal, etc. Also, no headphones ever. Easy peasy.
I always run against traffic, always have and remove myself from the roadway when a car approaches. Which is the law in my state to do so “where able”.
Depends where, I run in a city at night on footpaths and by the river and only need to cross at traffic lights, why on earth would I need reflective gear?
People who wear all black clothes and no lights at night are morons.
Skill issue, cars are easily avoided
Good point, u/UnrelentingStupidity
Exactly, I have never been surprised by a vehicle in the dark and rarely during the day.
Run on the left and assume they couldn’t see a fucking disco ball and you’re good. Go behind the car waiting to turn right, get off the road if you see headlights approaching, everyone is turning even if there’s no turn signal, etc. Also, no headphones ever. Easy peasy.
I always run against traffic, always have and remove myself from the roadway when a car approaches. Which is the law in my state to do so “where able”.
Yes, because you’re the one surprising them in all black, not the other way around.
Depends where, I run in a city at night on footpaths and by the river and only need to cross at traffic lights, why on earth would I need reflective gear?
It’s helpful to be visible to other pedestrians and cyclists as well as to vehicle drivers.
Thats me but also when its raining lol u wont hit me even if u wanted to my g
Sorry, I live in the country. It’s more important that I see you and potentially that you don’t see me.
why? bc u don’t want some creepy encounter?
Yes especially the ones that run in the middle of busy cycle paths.
I must admit that I sometimes ask them if they want to die when I cycle past them.