@CitizenUddin They’ll only notice their lights aren’t on when they hit the country roads, being in the city/town, drls r bright enough to mislead a lot of people.
@Axolotol3@Arm_In_Dis_Bike Even if the light was amber when he crossed the line, that’s allowed provided no one is trying to make a mad dash. The woman stepped out onto the road after he crossed the line so she’s actually at fault for not watching where she’s going.
@ChaponaBike123 Yes cabby broke the law by going into the cycle lane but it’s just a moment off panic. I’ve had many other drivers break the law passing me but they’ve passed me safely so like every other comment, I’ve let it go. Oh & they didn’t actually ‘slam’ their brakes on.
@n00dles71@langoo 20mph is not that hard to achieve, only real difficulty is maintaining it when u have a hard headwind (35mph+) plus the moped would’ve been speeding too the speed they seemed to be moving at.
@phonekills He (cyclist) can see the van indicating, even if he has priority, at the 1st point of him noticing the van not stop, he could’ve just stopped?
@timoldland@MarshallSKODA The ‘imax’ screen should be like 1/2 the size. The engine start/stop is in an awkward place if you’re not using your keys. Steering wheel seems really big to.
@nununoolio @markandcharlie @AndyCoxDCS @Naughtydrivers Cars parked both sides, oncoming car already committed, either proceed with caution or just wait. If u were in ur car, you’d have to wait.