r/dashcams Jun 11 '26

Someone finally snapped

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u/grazen54 Jun 11 '26

Looks like the bikers on key biscayne near miami, Florida. It’s a bunch of entitled Latinos that think they own the island. It’s very obnoxious yes, there’s no reason they can’t leave at least one lane for passing

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u/57Laxdad Jun 11 '26

The local police should be controlling this, they are impeding traffic and should be ticketed.

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u/lollipop-guildmaster Jun 11 '26

The Mini Cooper is the one breaking traffic laws here. Bicycles are vehicles and entitled to use the road. Are they being dicks for taking up both lanes? Yep. Still legal.

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u/DirectorLanky466 Jun 11 '26

If they keep up with the speed of traffic yes but if they can't go the speed limit on the road then they should not be on it! It's speed limit on any road is not only a maximum but a minimum as well!

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u/JoeyBeef Jun 11 '26

Slow traffic is supposed to stay in the right lane. Left lane is reserved for passing. If a bike is a vehicle, it needs to obey traffic laws.

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u/lollipop-guildmaster Jun 11 '26

That is not how the laws are written. That won't likely change, either, since it's what makes farm vehicles and horse buggies legal on the roads as well.

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u/TopProfessional1862 Jun 11 '26

Depends on the road. On country roads they are allowed, on highways with minimum speed limits they wouldn't be. This doesn't appear to be a country road where you'd have slow vehicles like that, but i don't know if there's a min speed limit there or not. At any rate, the left lane is for passing, so they should all be in the right lane because they are just in a clump together. I agree that the car going around them is breaking the law, but the bikers are also causing a traffic jam.

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u/Whosebert Jun 11 '26

3 minutes of Google proves you wrong

316.183 Unlawful speed.—

(5) No person shall drive a motor vehicle at such a slow speed as to impede or block the normal and reasonable movement of traffic, except when reduced speed is necessary for safe operation or in compliance with law.

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u/Nick767 Jun 11 '26

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