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From: rdb@drutx.UUCP (BurnhamRD)
Newsgroups: net.bicycle
Subject: Re: Car driver asks for advice from bicyclists
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Date: Tue, 15-Oct-85 15:06:50 EDT
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This might be a solution to your problem with the invisible rider,
depending on the situation of course.  I would stay behind the rider
as long as there was a chance of hitting him.  This should be done
any time because even a good rider cannot control such things as
poor road conditions.  In your case two things should happen (1) the
rider should become aware of his actions (2) traffic will backup
behind you.  If this attracts the police all the better.  If you know
the rider talk to his parents.  They may not be aware of the danger
he was in, he will not tell them I am sure.

Bob Burnham