Metal Biker
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I can count the same number of amber gamblers on one journey. Couple with overtaking too close, overtaking on corners, not indicating, tailgating, not stopping at junctions, changing lanes without signalling, undertaking.Agreed bad drivers are bad drivers. But cycling is Not “just as bad” in terms of numbers. For a few months I was walking from picadilly to St Peter’s square, I regularly counted 10+ cyclists going through red lights. Occasionally cars when it was close to amber. One occasion I counted 28 cyclists going through red lights including one that missed me by about 6 inches in that 15 min period. It was about 75/80% of cyclists that day.
The number of Cyclists ignoring red lights is insane.
People in this country have no idea how to drive. This whole point scoring of "cyclists bad/drivers bad" masks the serious issue of exceptionally dreadful driving/riding by a vast majority of road users.