I suspect this would vary a lot by country. In Amsterdam, many cyclists most definitely break the law to save time, whereas motorists are quite well-behaved. We

I suspect this would vary a lot by country. In Amsterdam, many cyclists most definitely break the law to save time, whereas motorists are quite well-behaved. We also don't have news media demonising cyclists. Cyclists here are a lot safer than elsewhere, and motorists are much more aware of cyclists and their vulnerability (because they've also cycled much of their lives), and I've been wondering if maybe that's why I've even seen parents with children break the law in ridiculously dangerous ways. I don't. Ever since I got kids and got my driver's license, I've become a lot more well-behaved, also to set a good example for my kids. My kids seem to be growing up with a very good sense of how to behave in traffic and when to break the law.