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Someone should conceal a telemetry device on that vehicle & broadcast when and where that driver breaks the speed limit. Then we'll see who obeys the rules.
This Ohian knows all too well about this crap. Yes, too many of our brothers and sisters do blow through lights. And, rather than the slow-n-go way, blow through stop signs when cars are present and it's their turn to go. Not enough roadies run blinky lights, day or night.;
However, whether driving or riding, I watch plenty of people, including that genius in his SUV, who constantly do "rolling stops" at signs, blow yellow and just-turned-red lights. Where I live in Cincinnati, 100 miles SW of Columbus, turn signals are pretty much a rumor.
Last time I got hassled, I politely invited him to ride with me and see how "easy" it was on the street and road. He grunted and drove away. I gues he didn;t want to soil himself after that first big truck passed him.
Next year there will be a tank with an SUV, much mangled and riddled with bullet holes, on the front.
I refused to comment on the actual incident as it's just patently absurd.
Anyway on a better note, I thought it was "Obey the Rules"...
I wonder if it's more aerodynamic than putting the bike on the roof when travelling?
Is that bike suitably mounted, must be impairing his peripheral vision - call the cops!
This is not shocking at all. If it is for you then, well, welcome to Earth, is there room on your spaceship for me? We were making some progress, but it was all too much hard work, so we've decided to just go back to flinging our poo at each other, like all the other primates.
Sorry, no room
It's pretty cramped anyway, but right now I'm waiting for a new catalyser...
It's just so professional, isn't it? I mean: the way he's stuck some sugar paper to his car door and scribbled on it with a sharpie... Absolutely amazing.
So could someone have turned this on its head - "As a cyclist, I will share the road with motorists when they obey the rules? And if they don't, am I allowed to shoot them (it is the USA, after all)?, and can I go out on a parade threatening to shoot or blow up random motorists whose driving annoys me...?"
(In other news: the UAE has warned its citizens not to wear their traditional/formal dress when visiting the US, out of fears for their safety...).