	In this photo the two riders farthest back are riding in the best location. While the other riders are fine if there is no traffic, they need a means to be able to see behind to ensure they get over should any traffic pass.
	In this photo the paceline riders are doing a good job of staying to the right. Watch pacelines that get out into the travel lane and that don't get right when there's traffic.
	In this photo the riders are too far left, although it's likely there wasn't any traffic at the time. Too often riders get out in the travel lane and fail to get over for motorized traffic.
	In this photo the riders are too far left, although, again it's likely there wasn't any traffic at the time. Wearing a rearview mirror helps see traffic coming up behind. You need to get over for traffic coming towards you as well.
	If you stop along the road, get off the shoulder so riders coming up don't have to go into the travel lane to pass.
	Still over too far to the left.
	Be ready for the possible unexpected delay. It is Wyoming, after all.