https:\/\/162.114.92.72\/Opinions\/2004-SC-000131-DG.pdf<\/a> <\/p>\nA few excerpts: (My comments.)<\/b><\/p>\n
Info on driver:
\n Dailey was driving a pick-up truck with an eight-foot bed and camper top that was pulling two flatbed wagons, making the total length of the vehicle approximately forty-eight feet. <\/p>\n
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November 28, 2005 Kentucky Supreme Court has struck down a decision blaming a cyclist for being on the road when a passing vehicle hit her. In reaching this decision, the Supreme Court specifically noted that a driver’s duty when passing a cyclist such as the plaintiff in this case requires that the driver not pass … <\/p>\n
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Kentucky Supreme Court has struck down a decision blaming a cyclist for being on the road when a passing vehicle hit her. In reaching this decision, the Supreme Court specifically noted that a driver’s duty when passing a cyclist such as the plaintiff in this case requires that the driver not pass “unless he can do so without interfering with the safe operation of [the] bicycle, and that if, in fact he did pass [the cyclist] that he not drive to the right until he was reasonably clear of [the cyclist].”