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It's not tribal in my opinion. We're under pressure from the rich to attend their businesses in exchange for means to live and thrive. We need to attend in a t
by mPReDiToR 3y ago
It's not tribal in my opinion.
We're under pressure from the rich to attend their businesses in exchange for means to live and thrive. We need to attend in a timely manner or face consequences culminating in a "DCM".
Cyclists stand in the way of this endeavour by either holding individual cars up, or whole roads when a large vehicle is waiting to pass.
It's plainly frustration fostered by local governmental cycling pushes whose aim is to slow traffic and lower speed related deaths.
The Lycra clad speedhump is putting themselves voluntarily and with foreknowledge in a dangerous position whilst antagonising already angry and irate drivers who can regularly manage to perform so badly they hit walls, trucks, buses, and each other.
Who in their right mind would cycle?
- thevagrant 3y agoHonestly in cities where I cycled, the traffic was holding me up, not the other way around. ebikes are very effective and in places with heavy traffic, they are much faster than a car for short trips.