"Why do riders refuse to use cycle paths?"

[briantrumpet]

Paul Nero, the Managing Director of Exeter FM:

"SO I'm driving through the ridiculous 20 mile-an-hour system that's been designed to stop people going to Topsham when there's a decision to make. Should I knock this ignorant cyclist off his bike, blast my horn so that he is in no doubt about my displeasure, or slow down further so that the tailback that's built up between the rugby ground and the roundabout becomes longer still?"

Care to read on?

 

[Theseus]

Not particularly. Same old, same old.


Why do motorists refuse to use Motorways?

 

[MissTillyFlop]

And this is why I don't listen to local radio - failed DJs taking out their frustration on their 4 listeners, interspersed with adverts for webuyanycar.

 

[Crackle]

.com

 

[Baggy]

People have been moaning on about that section of path for over 6 years now. All articles like his do is strengthen my resolve to ride down that particular section of (not particularly narrow) road as opposed to using the path (which has about 15 conflict points along it).

At least he got a bit of a kicking in the comments section, which makes a nice change.

 

[Hip Priest]

A dwad, a dosser and a dalendless shid.

 

[Fab Foodie]

Local radio - just say NO.

 

[dawesome]

Paul Nero, the Managing Director of Exeter, is getting a kicking in the comments. What would you do if you were at a dinner party or down a pub and you met someone who made a similar argument?

 

[MissTillyFlop]

Paul Nero, the Managing Director of Exeter, is getting a kicking in the comments. What would you do if you were at a dinner party or down a pub and you met someone who made a similar argument?

Throw stuff.

 

[Theseus]

What would you do if you were at a dinner party or down a pub and you met someone who made a similar argument?

Ignore them and talk to someone else.

 

[briantrumpet]

Paul Nero, the Managing Director of Exeter, is getting a kicking in the comments.

Rarely are the responses in the E&E so one-sided. Maybe there's hope yet.

 

[Paul_L]

Paul Nero, the Managing Director of Exeter, is getting a kicking in the comments. What would you do if you were at a dinner party or down a pub and you met someone who made a similar argument?

punch him in the face and then say "Sorry Mate I Didn't See You"

 

[Fab Foodie]

Paul Nero, the Managing Director of Exeter, is getting a kicking in the comments. What would you do if you were at a dinner party or down a pub and you met someone who made a similar argument?

Shag-him with a rag-man's trumpet, flared end first ....

 

[Fab Foodie]

punch him in the face and then say "Sorry Mate I Didn't See You"

Class!

 

[Fab Foodie]

Rarely are the responses in the E&E so one-sided. Maybe there's hope yet.

It's about as interesting as the E&E gets though .... (Exeter born and bred, me).