Cyclist posts video of London road rage assault online
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The guy driving the car looks like a very nice fella. But he made a fatal error: he punched someone wearing a helmet.
He is the perfect example of the people I hate in this country: "you wanna fight about it" culture is ridiculous, no I don't want to have a fight, I simple would like you not to run me off the road.
He is the perfect example of the people I hate in this country: "you wanna fight about it" culture is ridiculous, no I don't want to have a fight, I simple would like you not to run me off the road.
The guys in the car look exactly like the bunch that killed that lad at a bus stop in SE London years ago. They look like a bunch of violent chav
5 and will be out on the pi55 tonight then stamping on some poor sods head on the way home from the club.
I hope they find him and throw the book at him.

I hope they find him and throw the book at him.
The mail are less concerned with hiding the vehicle number plate
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2013901/Cy...
Also absolutely no need to hide the plate as it occurred in a public place.
Maybe the BiB should start by dropping a parking ticket in the post for parking on a double yellow, but is that photo turns up in the local paper I'm pretty sure someone will be willing to point a finger.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2013901/Cy...
Also absolutely no need to hide the plate as it occurred in a public place.
Maybe the BiB should start by dropping a parking ticket in the post for parking on a double yellow, but is that photo turns up in the local paper I'm pretty sure someone will be willing to point a finger.
rockandrollmark said:
Even if he'd kicked seven shades out of the car, does this really warrant assault on the part of the driver.
Yes it does! How would you like it if someone did that to your car every time you made a mistake on the roads?I know you only drive an old c class but I'm sure you would still be pretty pissed off.
char5 said:
Yes it does! How would you like it if someone did that to your car every time you made a mistake on the roads?
I know you only drive an old c class but I'm sure you would still be pretty pissed off.
Cyclists don't go out on the road to attack cars !! I know you only drive an old c class but I'm sure you would still be pretty pissed off.
If the cyclist did tap the car it was more than likely because the driver was running him into the kerb..

This thread is going to turn into a huge Cyclist vs Driver thread.
Obviously the cyclist hit the car (tapped*

I'd like to see cyclists back on the pavements though to be honest, they get close to my lovely Mini.
ZesPak said:
While I think it would be completely unacceptable to "tap" my car, I think I might stop and have a talk but never punch the cyclist. Although, as a cyclist my self (recumbent for that matter!), I can't believe how you can think it's acceptable to "tap" anyone's car? If you're driving, and another car gets too close, do you open your door against his car to warn him about this?
Ah, but the consequences of a 'tap' car to car are, what? Financial? A bit of paint? If you need to 'tap' someones car when out on your bike its usually because they have nearly killed you.I am both a keen drive and occasional cyclist commuter. The number of times that I have been seriously endangered by car users is incredible and yes, sometimes I have had to bang my hand on a side window as some arse mounts the pavement (and crosses the cycle lane with me in it) to get round a right-turning car.
I once got pinned against a railing at about 20 mph because a car decided to use the cycle lane to undertake a slower can and this did all sorts of great stuff to my bike.
Cyclists have every right to use the road along with car users, and the reality is that car users need to accept this. Not doing so can end up with someone being killed.
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