@WillTullett @ProfDaveAndress They weren’t stopped because of the “smell” Does that change anything? The “smell” was given as grounds for the search, not the stop.
@CitizenUddin This is going to sound very pedantic, but the rider could argue that the car isn’t stopped to give way to pedestrians as there aren’t any pedestrians crossing.
@VisionExpress Just letting you know that my local VE shop staff completely ignored the only customer in the shop at Lea Valley Tesco, so @Specsavers gained a customer today.
@HaighJimeno@cycling_dave It can be legal to cross a white line in order overtake a cyclist. The overtake must be safe, and the cyclist must be travelling at less than 10 mph.
It’s Rule 129.
https://t.co/1Mjw0S3UgW
@GJDeane@m1mcq@theJeremyVine The quote I quoted is from the HC.
To be clear; I’m not exonerating the driver. They shouldn’t have turned in. All road users should give way to avoid an incident.
@GJDeane@m1mcq@theJeremyVine The HC doesn’t give anyone priority.
“The rules in The Highway Code do not give you the right of way in any circumstance, but they advise you when you should give way to others.”
This applies to both parties in the video.