Catchword: door prize

Filed under: English

Part of speech: n.

Quotation: There are reasons why a cyclist might ride “in the middle of the road.” Cyclists don’t always ride right next to the edge of the road for several reasons: a) glass, gravel, potholes, sewer grates, etc., on the side of the road, b) cars nosing out of blind driveways, c) parked cars along the side of the road (it’s no fun to be somebody’s door prize).

Article or Document Title:
“Sharing The Road&Mdash;Bicycle Commuters Are Here To Stay”

Article, document, publication, web site:
Seattle Times

Date of publication:
Nov. 5, 1991

Page number:
A21

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