Crazy bus driver
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I'm not condoning the driver's actions, but at the same time what an idiotic cyclist! Some would say he was asking for it, indeed begging for it. He put himself directly in front of the bus and shouted abuse at the driver whilst flicking the wiper, he instigated the road rage, then he deliberately swerved into the road as the bus pulled out. What sort of a person who values their life would do that?
I hate to think that he'll be given thousands in compensation as if he was completely innocent.
The fact is if the cyclist had carried on his journey and not antagonised the bus driver the incident would not have occurred.
I hate to think that he'll be given thousands in compensation as if he was completely innocent.
The fact is if the cyclist had carried on his journey and not antagonised the bus driver the incident would not have occurred.
deeps said:
I'm not condoning the driver's actions, but at the same time what an idiotic cyclist! Some would say he was asking for it, indeed begging for it. He put himself directly in front of the bus and shouted abuse at the driver whilst flicking the wiper, he instigated the road rage, then he deliberately swerved into the road as the bus pulled out. What sort of a person who values their life would do that?
I hate to think that he'll be given thousands in compensation as if he was completely innocent.
The fact is if the cyclist had carried on his journey and not antagonised the bus driver the incident would not have occurred.
I must admit I find cyclists irritating at times. I've had them do the deliberate blocking thing to demonstrate their importance on the road. Most of them seem to think they are the moral owners of the road - cyclists are often very boring people to talk to. I hate to think that he'll be given thousands in compensation as if he was completely innocent.
The fact is if the cyclist had carried on his journey and not antagonised the bus driver the incident would not have occurred.
There's no excuse for what the bus driver did though - when you are annoyed save up the rage and post it on the internet... he might have non cyclist children!
deeps said:
I'm not condoning the driver's actions, but at the same time what an idiotic cyclist! Some would say he was asking for it, indeed begging for it. He put himself directly in front of the bus and shouted abuse at the driver whilst flicking the wiper, he instigated the road rage, then he deliberately swerved into the road as the bus pulled out. What sort of a person who values their life would do that?
I hate to think that he'll be given thousands in compensation as if he was completely innocent.
The fact is if the cyclist had carried on his journey and not antagonised the bus driver the incident would not have occurred.
I have to say that, given the evidence, I am not surprised the bus driver was punished but am dismayed that, what sounds like an incident of cyclist rage, goes unmentioned.I hate to think that he'll be given thousands in compensation as if he was completely innocent.
The fact is if the cyclist had carried on his journey and not antagonised the bus driver the incident would not have occurred.
I would like to know which law, specifically, gives a cyclist the right or power to deliberately park their bike against the front of a staotionary vehicle, effectively blokcing it?
0a said:
- cyclists are often very boring people to talk to.
I guess you dont know many cyclists. Your comment comes across as rather stereotyped and prejudiced.People who cycle are no more or less boring than people who don't - any individual can be boring ..even some "car drivers" :P
Edited by alfaman on Friday 17th February 10:45
alfaman said:
0a said:
- cyclists are often very boring people to talk to.
I guess you dont know many cyclists. Your comment comes across as rather stereotyped and prejudiced.People who cycle are no more or less boring than people who don't - any individual can be boring ..even some "car drivers" :P
Edited by alfaman on Friday 17th February 10:45

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