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I'll grant you a) and b), but not the last one: take the risk of asking for trouble while cycling on a cycling path with no other cyclists near me (within, say
by alain94040 7y ago
I'll grant you a) and b), but not the last one:
take the risk of asking for trouble while cycling on a cycling path with no other cyclists near me (within, say, 300m).
You don't know. If you start looking at your screen and you are moving, you are a danger to others. I don't care what happens to you, but I care that you don't hurt others. And you may.
- bosie 7y agoIf there is such a great risk doing that, do you not think that sharing the road with a car would be even riskier? I.e. if there is no trust i can glance at a screen when i am on a cycling path with nobody around without injuring someone else, how can I be trusted while sharing the road with cars/buses/trams?