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So your problem isn't with the cyclist, its with having so many cars on the roads that you can't drive faster than biking speed? What do you expect would happe

So your problem isn't with the cyclist, its with having so many cars on the roads that you can't drive faster than biking speed? What do you expect would happen if those riders weren't on bikes? When I'm not on my bike, I'm driving (if transit worked for me, I wouldn't be on my bike)

kd5bjo 7y ago
No, my problem is with the city planners that can’t get their act together and build the appropriate infrastructure to support all the road users. And it’s with bicyclists that don’t understand the idea of a queue for controlling access to limited resources. And it’s with drivers that think they own the road and pass bicyclists at patently unsafe speeds and distances. There’s plenty of blame to go around; there’s no need to restrict it to just one party.