Yeah same direction. Though bike pathes also exist where you pass in the opposite direction, on roads where you only have one bicycle path.
Usually, bidirectional bike paths tend to have space only for 1 bike on one lane, so if you want to pass, you have to wait behind another bicyclist and make sure there’s no one too close behind you or incoming.
Same direction indeed. If there’s somebody slow ahead of you.
Looks pretty narrow with tight turns, but it’s probably better than biking between the cars.
Pass in the same direction? I assume that’s what you mean, since for the opposite direction you’d want another lane on the other side of the road.
Yeah same direction. Though bike pathes also exist where you pass in the opposite direction, on roads where you only have one bicycle path.
Usually, bidirectional bike paths tend to have space only for 1 bike on one lane, so if you want to pass, you have to wait behind another bicyclist and make sure there’s no one too close behind you or incoming.
Same direction indeed. If there’s somebody slow ahead of you. Looks pretty narrow with tight turns, but it’s probably better than biking between the cars.