Petey's Poop Patrol

Drivers for this company are really anxious to go pick up your poop. One instance involves a decaled white Jeep nearly hitting a bicyclist by passing less than 6 inches from the bicyclist's left side at +30 mph through the city streets of Milwaukee, then arguing that he had no right to be there on …

Drivers for this company are really anxious to go pick up your poop. One instance involves a decaled white Jeep nearly hitting a bicyclist by passing less than 6 inches from the bicyclist's left side at +30 mph through the city streets of Milwaukee, then arguing that he had no right to be there on the road since he wasn't in a car. Here is a clip we all hope you read, directly from Wisconsin's D.O.T. that could save somebody's life in the future when you really have to get to that poop pile fast: Passing another vehicle Usually you are required to drive on the right hand side of a two-lane street or highway. One of the occasions during which it is legal to drive on the left side of a two-lane road or highway is when you are legally passing another vehicle. When you pass on a two lane road you must leave the right lane early enough and remain in the left lane long enough to pass without interfering with the other vehicle. It's your responsibility when passing to make sure it's safe. It is the other driver's responsibility to give way and let you pass without speeding up. Of course you cannot pass in a no passing zone designated by signs or a solid yellow line on the pavement on your side of the center line. Take extra care when passing bicycles. They must be given at least three feet of clearance. http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/safety/motorist/rules/overview.htm