Hi
I've seen a number of discussion on RLJ-ing and it seems that here, it's generally frowned on which to me would indicate it's something only the idiotic minority engage in.
However, cycling to and from work in London, my perception is that it's a decent proportion of cyclists that do it, say 4 out of every 10 cyclists I see. Maybe it's my particular route or maybe it's a complete misperception on my part.
I'd include the people who not only jump the light as they just missed the amber and those that just happily sail through a blatant red but also those who stop and wait at red but go early before it's gone green again.
So, I'm curious as to what other people's perceptions of this are...
I've seen a number of discussion on RLJ-ing and it seems that here, it's generally frowned on which to me would indicate it's something only the idiotic minority engage in.
However, cycling to and from work in London, my perception is that it's a decent proportion of cyclists that do it, say 4 out of every 10 cyclists I see. Maybe it's my particular route or maybe it's a complete misperception on my part.
I'd include the people who not only jump the light as they just missed the amber and those that just happily sail through a blatant red but also those who stop and wait at red but go early before it's gone green again.
So, I'm curious as to what other people's perceptions of this are...