While passing a row of parked cars to your right and without any oncoming traffic to your left, where should your riding path be?
When moving past parked cars on your right, and no oncoming traffic is present on your left, it's advisable to ride in the left part of your lane. Doing so helps you to steer clear of possible dangers like opening car doors or pedestrians unexpectedly stepping out. However, if there is oncoming traffic, riding in the center of your lane is recommended to ensure safety by keeping space on both sides.
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