To The Driver...

[just jim]

..who sat on my back wheel for 50 metres continuously sounding your horn as I navigated a pinch point and parked cars on a section of the commute earlier.

Thanks for keeping me abreast of the situation!

 

[Cab]

Good of him to keep reminding you to say in primary.

 

[just jim]

Yes, another "Cyclecraft" devotee!

 

[ComedyPilot]

Yes, another "Cyclecraft" devotee!

More like, Yes, another ******.

 

[BentMikey]

There are some really angry, impatient and stupid people out there! The sooner someone like this is safely past me the happier I am.

 

[marinyork]

Good of them to broadcast to the whole street what a dangerous and impatient moron they were.

 

[fossyant]

Did you slow down......

 

[just jim]

Did you slow down......

Long enough to "thank him profusely".

 

[ianrauk]

the driver is obviously a complete and utter moronic tosser

 

[Maz]

Let him beep to his heart's content, I say. Your own safety is paramount.

 

[HLaB]

On the whole the last few days I've found most drivers tolerant of my increased use of the primary due to the weather conditions; except one women who didn't appreciate me not immediately undertaking a JCB but staying in the primary.

 

[swee'pea99]

It appears to be another case o the horn saying what the mouth is too chicken to.

Yes, it's amazing how loath most of these 'confrontational' people are to engage with you if you actually get a chance to confront them. ('Eyes straight ahead...pretend he isn't there...he'll be gone in a minute...')

 

[TwickenhamCyclist]

I’m sure there was an old anecdote of Eric Morcombe’s where his car had broken down and a driver started beeping at him. He went over to him and said something like “I’ll tell you what mate – you fix the engine in my car and I’ll lean on that horn for you.”

 

[sheddy]

Many years ago I had an issue with another driver, that required me to lean on the horn - but then the switch on the stalk stayed in, leaving the horn on continuously for the next mile ! I had to pull over and stop in order to dismantle the switch.........

 

[HLaB]

I work in a office overlooking George St, Edinburgh, it a street with parking down the middle and some of the arguments over spaces can be quite long and loud. What possesses someone to want to sit for minutes on end with their hand stuck on the horn