I'm somewhat sorry if the excited title is uncomfortable.
When you go around the north and south sides of the Han River,
there are really a lot of groups of 3-4 people overtaking without saying anything. I get angry that they don't say anything, but people who don't even follow the basics have completely ruined character, so I refrain from picking a fight. Rather, wow! I'm thankful it's a group of 4 or less! That's the way it should be.
But when the right side is a wall or railing with no space, why do you always overtake inside the right side of the center line? If the opposite lane is empty, please move over comfortably. A bicycle is coming ahead in the opposite lane, and trying to overtake 6 or more people at once leaves no space, so they overtake while stepping on the right part of the center line. But does all 6 step on the center line? Of course not, right? One or two of them always overtake by leaning more to the right, and the riders right next to them end up cursing.
For Ttareungi or improperly dressed hybrid bikes, I can actually overtake them—it's definitely safer when you shout from behind. But it's always those in tight-fitting clothes on road bikes. This morning alone, I remember more than 5 consecutive groups of 7-8 people. Either introduce a bicycle license system. Otherwise, I'm afraid my collarbone will get broken one day too.
A solution is needed. Real talk.
