I think the biggest concern about cyclists is the I-don't-give-a-damn attitude (entitlement). I understand the reasons to run a red-light when safely clear to

I think the biggest concern about cyclists is the I-don't-give-a-damn attitude (entitlement). I understand the reasons to run a red-light when safely clear to do, but when the action affects other users of the road, such as on a busy road, that's when it's a no-no (for example, I almost got sidelined by a cyclist running the bike downhill on a sidewalk as I was pulling out of the garage on my motorcycle). Take my opinion with a grain of salt as a fixed gear cyclist and motorcyclist. (And I do try to observe the law on my pedal bike.) Cyclist red light running does affect pedestrians. Consider this guy who was killed in NYC. [1] We all have to share the road. For cyclists, motorists, motorcyclists, and pedestrians in no order. [1] http://nypost.com/2014/09/22/new-yorks-cycles-of-death-our-arrogant-biker-nightmare/ http://nypost.com/2014/09/22/new-yorks-cycles-of-death-our-a...