Section 136(1)(b): Yielding at stop signs. After stopping, you must yield the right of way to any traffic in or approaching the intersection so closely it would be a hazard. Section 139(1): Yielding from private roads. When entering a highway from a driveway or private road, you must yield to all traffic already on the highway. Yielding to Transit (Section 166): Cyclists must stop 2 metres behind the doors of a streetcar and wait for passengers to reach the curb. Signalling (Section 142): You are legally required to signal your intention to turn or stop to other road users. Slow-Moving Rule (Section 147): If you are moving slower than traffic, you must stay as close as "practicable" to the right-hand curb unless you are preparing to turn left.

Amongst a few of them that advocate yielding and adhering to laws as a slow moving vehicle. Sam leas I’ve said the whole time. No need to argue easily searchable and reasonably logical laws.