Soldato
You should get shot. On sight. It's so ******* dangerous, not to mention arrogant.Would you get points on your bicycle licence for running a red light for example?
You should get shot. On sight. It's so ******* dangerous, not to mention arrogant.Would you get points on your bicycle licence for running a red light for example?
You should get shot. On sight. It's so ******* dangerous, not to mention arrogant.
You should get shot. On sight. It's so ******* dangerous, not to mention arrogant.
Well, dangerousness (lol) aside, it is the law. And I should be able to enforce this law with a high powered rifle. I've lost count of the number of ***** that have nearly crashed into me whilst I'm crossing a road on pedestrian GREEN. Twice I've been hit. Manchester cyclists = retarded.In point of fact it is often perfectly safe to go through some red lights. Which is probably why Boris Johnson is proposing it for London, and why in North America it can be legal to turn right on a red (which would be left here).
You cannot therefore make the blanket statement that it is dangerous.
However, as a cyclist and a driver I don't do it as I don't want a fine (on a bike) or points and fine as a driver.
Manchester cyclists = retarded.
Granted, but I have multiple instances that demonstrate this. I'm going to suggest that a sample size of 10 is sufficient .Making blanket statements like that seems retarded
Well, dangerousness (lol) aside, it is the law. And I should be able to enforce this law with a high powered rifle. I've lost count of the number of ***** that have nearly crashed into me whilst I'm crossing a road on pedestrian GREEN. Twice I've been hit. Manchester cyclists = retarded.
No, as jaywalking isn't a crime here, and common courtesy gives pedestrians right of way.While I don't RLJ myself, I find that Pedestrians are just as guilty of ambling across roads in central London when there is a red man. Should they be fined too?
Perhaps it should be.No, as jaywalking isn't a crime here
Only up to a point; it isn't reasonable of pedestrians to step out at traffic lights which are green for cars for example, or at other times when it would cause traffic undue inconvenience or danger., and common courtesy gives pedestrians right of way.
Well, dangerousness (lol) aside, it is the law. And I should be able to enforce this law with a high powered rifle. I've lost count of the number of ***** that have nearly crashed into me whilst I'm crossing a road on pedestrian GREEN. Twice I've been hit. Manchester cyclists = retarded.
can't be bothered to add the cycling line, but you get the point..
Regarding the competency test, it is worthless seeing as to have a car license you HAVE to pass a test, and you only have to look at the road to see how useful they are...
Erm, yes.
Why shouldn't bikes be registered and insured?
You are the one wanting to change the law, the onus is on you to explain and justify why this should happen.
- I have seen cyclist injure pededtrians only to cycle away at speed and cannot be held accountable
It's a discussion forum - I was asking for thoughts.
- Cyclists regularly (certainly in bigger cities) do not obey trafic/highway code regulations - they need to be held accountable.
- I have seen cyclist injure pededtrians only to cycle away at speed and cannot be held accountable
- I have seen cyclists cause damage to vehicles only to cycle away not to be held accountable
How would your proposals change that?