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Cars also have bad enforcement with far, far worse consequences. The issue is, policing cyclist when cars murder 100s of people just doesnt make sense. Any $ s
by panick21_ 3y ago
Cars also have bad enforcement with far, far worse consequences. The issue is, policing cyclist when cars murder 100s of people just doesnt make sense.
Any $ spent on policing cycling is a $ not spent on a policing cars.
And arguable one of the main reasons cyclist behave like they do, is because they fundamentally dont operate in an envoirment that is designed for them. The rules as stated dont actually make sense.
What actually need to happen is for the infrastructure to be actually designed will cycling in mind, and with rules that actually make sense for cycling.
Forcing stopping at stop signs is objectivly dumb for cyclists, just as an example.
- shermantanktop 3y agoHow about when they are within 5 feet of a pedestrian about to step into the crosswalk? That one happens to me regularly. The cyclists have eyes only for cars. We pedestrians are treated like NPCs in a game. I kind of understand it —as you describe, it’s a survival strategy. But it’s incredibly antisocial behavior.