now I normally hate these type of videos.
But for some unknown reason... this one made me chuckle.
Two-wheeled trolls...
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now I normally hate these type of videos.
But for some unknown reason... this one made me chuckle.
Crandoggler
Senior Member
This is exactly the people who feature in these clips. Get the fark over yourselves.
- Location
- Manchester
Exactly.
Moon bunny
Judging your grammar
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- Basking in my own brilliance.
[QUOTE 4056787, member: 9609"]well if that is the same person then he should have his bike confiscated - he is clearly clueless.[/QUOTE]
I like his "Van driver does nothing wrong at all"
View: https://youtu.be/g3BacHer4WM
I like his "Van driver does nothing wrong at all"
View: https://youtu.be/g3BacHer4WM
Bianchi boy
Über Member
- Location
- North wales
yes bus and coach drivers generally fall into one of those catagoriescockwomble or nobber... i really can't decide
raleighnut
Legendary Member
- Location
- One of the 'Elite'
Which is why just about everyone else would have stopped to let the bus pass Safely .
BEHMOTH66
Active Member
- Location
- Salford, Gtr Manchester
the cyclist has right of way as his lane is not obstructed by vehicles unlike the bus who is in the opposite lane. Now whether or not the cyclist was a bit bold is another question or was it the bus driver being a twot?
mickle
innit
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- 53.933606, -1.076131
Whatever we think about the cyclist and his historical nobbery - the bus is 100% in the wrong. He had every opportunity to slow down or pull in. But decided to push on through regardless. He gambled that he'd left the cyclist 'enough' room. But squeezing the cyclist to the side like that shows an utter disregard and contempt his safety. It's every day low leverl aggression like this that makes our roads so toxic and unpleasant to ride a bike on.
DaveReading
Don't suffer fools gladly (must try harder!)
- Location
- Reading, obvs
Agreed,
If we accept the proposition that the bus was only an inch or two from the handlebars (hard to judge from the video, but certainly possible), then the driver is staking the cyclist's life on the former's ability to drive the bus with an extraordinary degree of precision.
If we accept the proposition that the bus was only an inch or two from the handlebars (hard to judge from the video, but certainly possible), then the driver is staking the cyclist's life on the former's ability to drive the bus with an extraordinary degree of precision.
Rights of way only apply when starting a manoeuvre surely. The bus started passing the cars before or, arguably at the same time, as the cyclist deliberately accelerated to make a point. 50 : 50 for me tbh.
Much like guving way to the right at a roundabout, if you are there first then you have the right to pull out. You don't wait forever in case someone comes?
We SHARE the roads people!
Much like guving way to the right at a roundabout, if you are there first then you have the right to pull out. You don't wait forever in case someone comes?
We SHARE the roads people!
He is parked on the pavement, stopping me cycling on it.
Oh, you mean the other van
Origamist
Legendary Member
The bus was way too close and heavy vehicles even at lower speeds often lead to KSIs with vulnerable road users if there is a collision.
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