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Originally Posted by Hom3r
I've been a cyclist I used to cycle to school everyday (6 mile round trip), I was taught road safety in the playground of my junior school.
Then 27 years ago I passed my driving test and rarely rode a bike since.
I drive and I never go along side any HGV/dumper trucks, as the size means they could encroach in my lane, and clip my car. so I hold back.
So why do cyclist think they are immortal?
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Because cycle lanes are sited on the inside lane to allow cyclists to get to the head of the queue?
There was no such thing 27 years ago.
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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu
To me Cyclist think they are a law on there own. I have seen cyclist through RED LIGHTS at the A4 junction at Gillette Corner is a accident black spot.
I have seen cyclist go between buses, and hold onto the bus while the other one is moving.
Cyclist must realise, that there safety is on the own judgment.
I seen loads of accidents on the pavement where it is an offence of cycling.
Even when l drive my car, l don't go anywhere near it, or even juggernauts
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I imagine you've seen motorists doing stupid things too?