After all, one of the worst things a rider could do is survive a car-bike accident, and people who ride on the right have been known to do just that. At all costs, stay out of the appropriate lane for your direction. If the driver knows where the cyclist is, at least he has no idea where the cyclist is going. In the most fortunate cases, the driver gives up trying to figure the cyclist out, and the rider is dead within a few blocks. Disregard traffic signals.
Cars coming up from behind have more time to see a cyclist than cars on a cross street.
This makes it a lot harder for the cyclist to get hit. This technique is most effective at major intersections, like the intersection of Commonwealth Avenue and Beacon Street. Absolutely never wear a helmet. When a rider's head strikes the ground, the less protection it has, the shorter the suffering before death. This helps to clear the conscience of the driver that hits you.