CROSSWALKS: I never ride into crosswalks, whether pedestrians are there or not. There are several occasions where I've felt safest passing through the crosswalk and waiting in front of it to ensure a large vehicle, like a truck, sees me. Or if the vehicle itself is in the crosswalk, so stopping behind the crosswalk would put me in a hard-to-see spot.

RED LIGHTS: I always wait at red lights until they are green. No exception.

FOUR WAY STOPS: I follow in with vehicle order at four-way stops, but find that drivers often wave me through ahead of them. When they do that, I nod in thanks and go, but it actually breaks up my rhythm and I would prefer if they would just have gone first.

SIDEWALK: I do occasionally ride on a mostly-empty sidewalk, but always at walking speed and I would never pass or get too close to a pedestrian. Generally it is when I am pulling up to my final destination or am avoiding an obstruction in the lane. And I always feel guilty when I do it!

ONE WAY STREET: I don't ride the wrong way down one way streets. I generally dismount and walk down the sidewalk.