Pass a bike close two time a year and get car crushed!
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http://road.cc/content/news/211546-drivers-north-l...
I have to say many compets on road.cc dont think its a good and is to far.
I have to say many compets on road.cc dont think its a good and is to far.
mgv8 said:
http://road.cc/content/news/211546-drivers-north-l...
I have to say many compets on road.cc dont think its a good and is to far.
s59(x2) doesn't necessarily mean having your car crushed.I have to say many compets on road.cc dont think its a good and is to far.
s59(x2) then not paying the fee (£150 for seizure, £20/day for storage) to get your car back again is what means having your car crushed or sold (and another £75 for the pleasure).
The simple solution, of course, is not to drive like a dangerous cocksocket in the first place, and simply give other road users sufficient space. It's not exactly difficult, ffs.
mgv8 said:
http://road.cc/content/news/211546-drivers-north-l...
I have to say many compets on road.cc dont think its a good and is to far.
If you drive like you write on here then you should have your car taken away... I have to say many compets on road.cc dont think its a good and is to far.
In all honesty it'll maybe happen one or two time max, but why is it so difficult for people to give other road users safe space?
mikecassie said:
mgv8 said:
http://road.cc/content/news/211546-drivers-north-l...
I have to say many compets on road.cc dont think its a good and is to far.
If you drive like you write on here then you should have your car taken away... I have to say many compets on road.cc dont think its a good and is to far.
In all honesty it'll maybe happen one or two time max, but why is it so difficult for people to give other road users safe space?
carinaman said:
Honestly as a guy who cycles on the road pretty often neither of those cars were particularly close... AndrewEH1 said:
Honestly as a guy who cycles on the road pretty often neither of those cars were particularly close...
It's difficult in my opinion to tell how close they were but given the road, oncoming traffic parked cars I agree that I see nothing wrong with the passes. Had the cyclist not wanted them to pass then he should have been further out from the parked cars.I think drivers could have read from the cyclists road position that he was keeping in to the parked cars to allow them space to pass.
Chrisgr31 said:
It's difficult in my opinion to tell how close they were but given the road, oncoming traffic parked cars
given the above it should have been perfectly obvious to anyone that there was not enough room to safely pass and yet people on here bang on how it's cyclists that need training. Clearly driver training isn't achieving much.AndrewEH1 said:
carinaman said:
Honestly as a guy who cycles on the road pretty often neither of those cars were particularly close... TooMany2cvs said:
The simple solution, of course, is not to drive like a dangerous cocksocket in the first place, and simply give other road users sufficient space. It's not exactly difficult, ffs.
Yeah, not difficult by your own standards, but someone else's?AndrewEH1 said:
Honestly as a guy who cycles on the road pretty often neither of those cars were particularly close...
Devil2575 said:
IMHO they were both far too close.
Devil2575 said:
powerstroke said:
I'm surprised cycling is still legal in these health and safety obsessed times !!!
You're supprised because your ability to understand risk is poor.
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