-->	Make every attempt to get out of their way.
-->	Yield lane position by turning or slowing down and getting behind them.
-->	Be prepared to execute emergency maneuvers.

-->	Do not return any gestures or shouts.
-->	Do not make eye contact.
-->	Do not push for proper lane position to avoid challenging the driver.

-->	Report vehicle license and description to state & local police.
-->	Tell local bike clubs and advocacy organizations about the driver.
-->	Write a letter to your city councilmen, state legislators, governor and Congressmen.

-->	Ride at least three feet from parked cars.
-->	Never swerve between parked cars; use the outside of the next car as your guide.
-->	Avoid riding on the right side of any parked car, especially if it is near the curb.

-->	As you begin to take cars in urban settings, always pass them on your right.
-->	If you are traveling the same speed as traffic, ride in the center of your lane.
-->	As traffic begins to speed up, signal and begin moving to a lane on your right.

-->	If a car stops in front of you suddenly, stop, look for exiting passengers, then pass on left.
-->	Make sure that you stop safely before you release the handlebar to signal and pass.
-->	Maintaining control of your bicycle is the most important task.