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Seems like you were in the blind spot, she should have looked better or known her surroundings, but you also have to ensure they are always seeing you.+
he was approaching, didn't speed up or anything... she just wasn't paying attention.. and yes, that crap happens way too often...
also noticed her right blinker worked just fine, but not her left one.... one thing that really annoys me.... there are way to many cars out there that didn't pay for the optional turn signals... (oh wait, they're mandatory), LEO should enforce the law more often when drivers change lanes without signalling, that and driving without headlights on (during rain, dusk/dawn)... those people are more dangerous than speeders all day long
If you ride in the right third of your lane when on the leftmost lane, cars will see you better. You'll have to be aggressive about moving, though, don't stay in anybody's blind spot for long. Not saying go fast, but vary where you are in relation to the cars next to you.
And one thing I have found to help against people turning in front of me: headlight modulator. Plus cover your front brake AT ALL TIMES...
I gotta disagree with you here. Let's say for the sake of argument Cerberus was riding to the right third of his lane and was next to that SUV. She STILL wouldn't have seen him except he would have had no time to react. Cerberus would be a stain on the highway right now. When I ride in the fast lane (street or highway) I usually ride center or left. What happened to him has happened to me more times than I can count, but without a buffer I might not be here either. If they don't see/hear me where I am, two feet to my right won't make a difference.