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In most states, the rules for how drivers should make right turns on streets with bike lanes are spread out in multiple parts of the vehicle code, but in general:
1. Merge safely into the bike lane while approaching the intersection, yielding to any bikes already in the bike lane.
2. Approach the intersection driving in the bike lane, as close to the right edge of the street as is safe -- this prevents bicycles from overtaking in your blind spot.
3. Make your right turn from the right edge of the roadway.
California legislators recognized that the UVC model of putting the "turn from the right edge" in one part of code and "don't drive in bike lanes except when turning" in another part of code was confusing, so the CVC has a specific provision for how to turn on streets with bike lanes.
The meaning is the same as the UVC or the RCW, but it's all in one place, reducing confusion.
Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer, and exact rules do vary by state, sometimes even by city. Check your local laws to avoid tickets; merge to the right to avoid killing cyclists. SeattleDOT does appear to agree with this interpretation, see e.g., sdotblog.seattle.gov/2011/01/21/rules-of-the-road-part-i/
PS - don't assume you'll always avoid tickets by obeying the law, either. Many police aren't all that familiar with bicycle-related laws and mistakenly believe that drivers are never allowed into bike lanes. But I'd rather fight a bogus ticket than kill a cyclist.
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But on the protest point, I have been turned around on this completely in the last couple of days. Last night we watched the season premier of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, and the episode predictably focused on the deeply cruel and hostile takeover of the new President Fuckwit administration. One of the many points he made was that massive protests in his first term were actually critical in getting many of his orders and initiatives blocked or slowed—anything and everything counts. The same will be the case now.
At the Town Hall held tonight by our spectacular representative here in Washington's 7th Congressional District, Pramila Jayapal, she strongly reiterated this point multiple times: taking to the streets to protest makes a huge difference, as does calling and writing to your representative, even if you know she already stands for the same principles as the vast majority of her constituents.
I am so glad I went to this Town Hall. It was a genuine eye opener, and Jayapal was amazing—not perfect, of course; I have to be careful to remind myself of that: neither she nor any other elected official is, and must always be held to account. A couple of attendees actually did this more than others, insinuating she isn't doing enough, sometimes with good reason. But she always responded well and respectfully, and I was on board with everything she said.
After a surprise, brief appearance by Governor Bob Ferguson, Jayapal also hosted a panel with critical representation across all the panel guests: Jaelynn Scott, Executive Director of the Lavender Rights Project who spoke about the attack on the trans community; Malou Chávez, Executive Director of Northwest Immigrant Rights Project who spoke on the assault on immigrant communities; and Michele Storms, Executive Director of ACLU of Washington who spoke about all the legal avenues of fighting this administration's broadly illegal actions. The panelists were sobering but engendered hope in the many things we can do right now if we work together; Jayapal's remarks were genuinely inspiring; and the audience questions that closed out the program were almost uniformly smart and elicited illuminating responses.
Most critically, it left me with a renewed commitment to attending all the marches and protests I can. And if you're reading this from another part of the country, *especially* if you are represented by a Republican in Congress—you need to be contacting them to express your outrage. Getting back to that bogus idea that votes don't matter: Pramila said not one Republican is standing up to the litany of outrages occurring right now, but the one thing that will move them is hearing from their constituents. You know who elected officials actually listen to? THEIR CONSTITUENTS. Why? BECAUSE THEY VOTE. If they fear they may lose an election, they will change their tack.
Fucking. Vote. But also: Speak up. Speak Out. Resist. Protest.
It was heartening to see the turnout tonight. Shobhit and I arrived 40 minutes before the event was scheduled to start, and the line was stretched around to literally the opposite side of the block. By the time they started letting people in, and we reached the entrance to the Town Hall building, the end of the line had stretched full circle around the block to right in front of us outside the entrance! And it should never be forgotten: *that* is where the power lies. With the people. With us.
I hope to find more Town Halls to attend as well, including for local state representatives. A lot of gratitude was rightly expressed tonight for the rights we have protected locally that do not get the same protection elsewhere, but not even that will last without getting involved in the same way, if not even more vociferously, on the local level.
Guncannon in my opinion should have been more equipped with weapons so I added a long-range rifle with a spray nozzle to hit multiple targets lol
hand brushed
gundam marker painted on, I pumped out the paint :)
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09/07/07
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I shot this a few years ago when I had the idea to do one of these multiple type of photos. This camera wasnt all so great but I liked this too much not to post it.
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June 19, 2017 - At Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site as of 1987. Located 19 miles east of Xi'an, China.
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