Motorist restarting from stop sign 5. Motorist exiting commercial driveway 6. Motorist overtaking too closely 8. The one car-bike collision I'd heard first hand occurred at an intersection. You're much more likely to be killed by crashing into a fence than getting hit by a car.
Bike lanes narrow the main road, and reduce the sweeping action that cars provide.
I shall now point to specific examples in the Silicon Valley area where bike lanes diminish the usefulness of a road for bicyclists. Cox Avenue in Saratoga in the rainy season gets cluttered up with pine needles and mud in the bike lane, forcing bicyclists to use the main road. The same conditions apply to Saratoga Avenue near the Highway 85 construction. Another example is the bike lane in Los Altos on Fremont Avenue. This lane weaves in between trees in and out of the traffic lane, bringing the cyclist abruptly into and out of view of passing motorists.