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A pedestrian, cyclist, and driver, pushing back against the tide of road users who feel entitled, or able, to behave dangerously or inconsiderately.

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@CitizenUddin @horrifiedofhh @metpoliceuk Extraordinary. Bizarre. Mad.

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@cupcake7166 https://t.co/fH9ddSDEB7

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Is “Enjoy your ticket” an acceptable audible parting shot to a phone-juggling driver who has wound down his window to ask if you are the police?

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Why do they gotta argue?

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@cupcake7166 …and Godwin’s Law is proven yet again.

https://t.co/a3zLRtIzMX

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@BazK_GoW3 I reached my self imposed limit for yesterday, with three phone use reports to complete. This one will have to be for X education only.

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Highway Code, Rule #H3.

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@alex_read13

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Kind of you to point to what you think is a cycle path or shared path, but it really is not. I understand you were still annoyed that you were caught on your phone, but showing your ignorance won’t help your case.

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@Bikery1966 Oh dear! Points incoming, money outgoing. An abusive gesture won’t be seen in a good light, either.

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@glachlan @OpenChiswickW4 @MattRodda I am glad you enclosed e-bike within apostrophes here, it ‘means’ you have learned not to believe all that a seller tries to tell you.
Sadly many parents will see “e-bike”, and having heard that e-bikes are legal, buy one for their child.

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@visitcamberwell @orospakr @ClarkeMicah @BobFromAccounts You failed to answer the question. It was clear.

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@RealismHelps @ClarkeMicah And you are awarded 1% for effort.

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If you don’t know or accept that using a handheld mobile phone when stationary is similarly illegal, when will you ever? Perhaps when the police write in a week or two.

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@CitizenUddin @EalingCouncil Pixel perfect.

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@Loriagne2 @cleanupbritain @_GeorgeFinch @bbcmtd Shall I send you a reg and you can prove that you can return an address? Up for that? Until then turn CAPS LOCK off.

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The weather was a bit grim six months ago on the first of December, though this distant footage was clear enough for the police to take “positive action” against the driver using a mobile phone.

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@AndyConnion I made a theatrical show of shielding my eyes, but he would not have appreciated my efforts as his head was looking into the device on his lap.

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It was always going to be a black Audi.

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@Rrrrooster @RuthMayorcas That may not have been a choice, I think you were first to raise the point that it is funded by ‘City Deal’ money, which I gather can’t be used for maintenance of existing facilities.

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I had the opportunity to ride the recently opened, but clearly unfinished, Cambridge ‘Cycle Street’ – after I had given way to the ubiquitous handheld phone driver.
IMO, a half-hearted attempt designed by a committee.

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@reliantplumb Own roads? Motorists can still use it. Hardly an “own” road, more like an ‘own goal’ by you.