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I see this said a lot when cyclists come up. Have you ever seen a cyclist cause inconvenience to vehicles because they ran a red light? Or is it just a sense of
by phendrenad2 5y ago
I see this said a lot when cyclists come up. Have you ever seen a cyclist cause inconvenience to vehicles because they ran a red light? Or is it just a sense of "How dare you do something I can't"?
- maffydub 5y agoI'm not really watching for them inconveniencing vehicles, but I have (as a pedestrian) had to stop or move out if the way to avoid being hit (despite having right of way). (As I say, I don't drive or cycle, so it's not a case of "doing something I can't".)