When passing a row of parked vehicles with no oncoming traffic, where should you ride?

When passing a row of parked vehicles with no oncoming traffic, riding in the left portion of your lane provides maximum visibility and safety. This position helps to maintain a safe distance from the parked vehicles, which minimizes the risk of a collision with an opened car door or pedestrians unexpectedly stepping out from between vehicles. By staying more to the left, you create a buffer zone between yourself and the potential hazards associated with parked cars. This is especially important because vehicles may not always indicate when they are about to open their doors or may have passengers exiting without warning. Adopting this riding position enhances your overall awareness of the surrounding area and improves your reaction time in case of sudden movements from vehicles or people.