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Agreed, and I don't have a problem with that. But only as long as they also recognise they are on a vehicle that is effectively 7 feet wide (if they are to have a safe passing margin) and travelling at a much slower speed than the motorised traffic - so mover over whenever it's safe to do so and let the other traffic go past!! While he was well within his rights as a road user, I was recently not over impressed at following a pushbike at 10 mph (head up display on my car, that was the peak speed) for just over a mile on a narrow country lane with regular passing places. Ten seconds at most for him to pull over into one and let me go would not have hurt anyone. Although it's more than possible he had no idea I was there, given no mirrors or over-the-shoulders the whole time.
That is my pet hate.
I cycle myself and always move over when there's something behind and often stop when on a narrow road to make it safer (only exception is when I'm struggling up a hill and don't want to lose momentum)
Ant the reason I do that is because I am also a driver and know how maddening it can be!

