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Sounds like the cyclist properly judged the danger for himself, and his judgement was correct, because he's still alive. When riding a bicycle, you often choos
by rconti 8y ago
Sounds like the cyclist properly judged the danger for himself, and his judgement was correct, because he's still alive.
When riding a bicycle, you often choose to endanger your own life and break the law in order to be less of an obstacle to motorists -- motorists, who in turn, almost certainly curse under their breath about how you should just obey the rules. Aggro assholes are gonna be aggro assholes.
- abstractbarista 8y agoHeh it'll work until someone on their phone doesn't even see them. In my case, I had to swerve left of center while blaring the horn. The guy rolled the sign >15mph.
- JohnFen 8y ago> his judgement was correct, because he's still alive. That's faulty reasoning. His judgement could have been completely wrong, and he just got lucky this time. > When riding a bicycle, you often choose to endanger your own life and break the law in order to be less of an obstacle to motorists I don't. The only time I would choose to endanger my own life on my bike is if the alternative is endangering someone else's life.