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> Next time you're driving count how many people you see breaking the law be it bicycle, pedestrian or motor vehicle. If I don't count minor speeding (<10 mph
by crazy1van 10y ago
> Next time you're driving count how many people you see breaking the law be it bicycle, pedestrian or motor vehicle.
If I don't count minor speeding (<10 mph over), I see a much higher percentage of cyclists breaking the law than cars. I drive through a busy four way stop while commuting and nearly every bicyclist does not stop and about half don't even slow down. I don't think I've ever seen a car just completely blow right through the intersection.
- stephentmcm 10y agoInteresting that's likely a location thing. Also I'd question < 10mph over isn't speeding, assuming even a 60mph speed limit you're allowing drivers to travel at over 10% faster than posted. Depending again on location, there's almost definitely laws on indicating turns which I'd say is probably the one I see ignored the most (to cut off the 'I see bicycles not indicating' line, most places have a 'when safe to do so' clause for bicycles).