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The rule
Oregon permits cyclists to ride two abreast on the roadway. Oregon permits riding two abreast. ORS 814.430 (improper use of lanes) requires cyclists to ride as close as practicable to the right-hand curb or edge of the roadway, with carve-outs for sub-standard-width lanes; ORS 814.420 controls bicycle-lane use. Two-abreast riding is allowed where it does not improperly use the lane. See ORS 814.430 (Improper use of lanes by bicyclists).