I guess it was the first example as that is what he was doing at the time they interviewed him. Better for the driver to be focussing on driving, which is the

I guess it was the first example as that is what he was doing at the time they interviewed him. Better for the driver to be focussing on driving, which is the whole point of CyclingMikey's actions in lieu of proper policing. It's definitely brave to be questioning people on their bad behaviour in real life, yes, though I disagree by default with public shaming and vigilante action. The better solution would be for traffic policing funds to be paying coppers rather than using "safety" cameras as a red herring. But without that, its fair enough for brave civic-minded people to take the anti-social to task in a reasonable manner.