Had punishment pass approaching a small quiet roundabout on a housing estate in primary position. I had to brake hard and pull into the kerb to avoid the driver who overtook then cut in on me at the roundabout entrance and braked to block me (the roundabout was clear - there was no need to brake). I shouted a loud 'Oi' and he then wound down his window and yelled 'How much ****** road do you want'
All I could think to say is 'I want a lane!' I was a little shocked as I normally ride recumbent and these things just don't happen
What would you have said?
What do you say?
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What do you say?
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Re: What do you say?
Highway code rule 164.
“In some ways, it is easier to be a dissident, for then one is without responsibility.”
― Nelson Mandela, Long Walk to Freedom
― Nelson Mandela, Long Walk to Freedom
Re: What do you say?
I'd warn him of the consequences should he try to kill me again but using colourful, descriptive language. I'd probably get very very angry.
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This happened, the driver then drove into the kerb across the cycle path to impede my forward motion
Simply pointed out the GoPro and stated that it was obvious from his attitude and driving that he had no idea of a safe distance and I would be asking the Police to educate him
They did!
Simply pointed out the GoPro and stated that it was obvious from his attitude and driving that he had no idea of a safe distance and I would be asking the Police to educate him
They did!
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And then last night my wife and I were cycling two abreast through the park, on a cycle path in the dark. I heard a small 'ding' behind me and Jean said, 'there's someone behind'. I looked round and was trying to work out how best to single out when the cyclist just barreled between us and rammed our bikes. After untangling the bikes, the rider, who said not a word, then cycled off. On reaching our destination I found that Jean's bike had sustained a bent rack and a snapped indicator chain.
Impatience, it seems, is not restricted to motorists!
Impatience, it seems, is not restricted to motorists!