Well, if they weren't wearing hiviz in all likelihood I'd not see them anyway.Or those without hi viz / helmets.
Well, if they weren't wearing hiviz in all likelihood I'd not see them anyway.Or those without hi viz / helmets.
True dat.Well, if they weren't wearing hiviz in all likelihood I'd not see them anyway.
What, Ferrari drivers with hi viz and helmets?Or those without hi viz / helmets.
Yes.What, Ferrari drivers with hi viz and helmets?
Give him a wave, politeness costs nothing and adds a little bit to the sum of human happiness !
We need to know details - what model and colour of Ferrari ? These facts could make all the difference to our gut reaction ...
It was a noisy black one. FSM knows what model it was.I guess red.
He was still typing on the phone when he moved off from the lights. However, prior to that he had driven with courtesy as he followed me off the roundabout. Where others often roar past me, he had held back and just cruised to the next junction.Lifes too short to be miserable, he eased over to let you through a quick nod or wave of acknowledgement costs nowt. It's not our job to decide whether he was in the wrong for using his mobile, the old bill can take care of that and at least he was stationary when he used the phone.
True - like training a dog. It's no good doing the punishment long after the crime - it's too late, all you'll do is reinforce the "all cyclists are miserable twXts" ideaPositive reinforcement, he knows he did something friendly and gets an immediate wave he's likely to do it again.
You scowl at him for an indiscretion a couple of junctions earlier without any other context to it & he's likely to stereotype you as just another perma-angry cyclist.
Give him a wave. It will make him feel good and thus more likely to be courteous to cyclists in future.
Graham
These of course are the actual correct answersPositive reinforcement, he knows he did something friendly and gets an immediate wave he's likely to do it again.
You scowl at him for an indiscretion a couple of junctions earlier without any other context to it & he's likely to stereotype you as just another perma-angry cyclist.
It seems to me it's those on the expensive carbons who don't wave. Miserable bunch. We're all cyclists so why wouldn't you wave?
Surely it depends on whether it is an SUV rather than the make..... said they guy who has a matching white with black wheels Spec Ruby and Skody OctyCarbon is sooo last year, and waving is commonplace now. Ti is the new miserable non-waving cyclists society
Anyway, I'd wave thanks if it was a red Ferrari, or yellow Lambo. Audi/BMW etc etc drivers get a different wave...