This happened quite a while ago. Might seem like a stupid story, but I keep arguing about it with my friends.

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So I was in a park working on a school project. Since it's far away, I went their with my bike. My friends I worked with came by train.

We were going along a path in the park looking for a place to film, my friends walking and me driving slowly next to them. The path was like 5-6 meters wide. Since we were mostly alone, I didn't pay attention to leaving space for someone to pass me by very easily.

After some time, a young lady on her bike comes behind us, looking to pass us. Being like five meters behind us, she rings her bell so we let her pass. (note: traffic laws here make it so that you are only allowed to pass people while driving to their left) At that point in time, I am quite far left, leaving a big gap in the middle. As the lady rings, I drive more to the right, because I don't exactly know where she is coming from and thus want to just obey the traffic laws. That is when I hear her moan because she wanted to pass us through the gap, but suddenly has to stop.

I mean, traffic laws are for traffic, but they are the only laws that are reasonable to follow. My friends insist on me having acted wrong. And I still feel like I was right. Wouldn't they lady rather expect me to follow the laws when she rings? Why would she ring in the first place?