@@eddie8096 Cyclist changes lanes and very slightly inconveniences the driver of the white car. That's the sort of massive problems people have to pull out to "prove" what a menace to society all cyclists are.
This is nothing compared to how the food delivery cyclists operate in London…..they have next to no road sense and you hardly ever see them with lights on their bikes at night. As a matter of fact I saw one get knocked off his electric bike last night in London…..he tried to blame the driver but he was cycling the wrong way up a one way street…..didn’t seem to phase him at all 😂
Back in the mid 80's - early 90's I rode a bicycle a lot. For three years it was my transportation was because of a suspended license for one year and two additional years because insurance was too high. Years later when I got my license back I rode 26 miles every other day. I always rode with the flow of traffic and had a headlight and taillight for at night. It can be scary because unless you have mirrors, which I didn't, you don't know what's going on behind you unless you look back for a couple seconds, hoping no one rear ends me which never happened. I see people ride against traffic all the time, but what they don't realize is that people in cars coming towards them don't see them until just a couple hundred feet or so, then having to swerve into the oncoming lane causing problems. I would never ride on the streets today because of the amount of cars, trucks etc., out there and just like riding a motorcycle "which I have" people don't look for bicyclists.
That might all be true. However, like all pedestrians and people using bicycles to go about their daily chores, are vulnerable. The design of roads, streets and such, for about the last sixty years, have been designed for motorised transport with scant concern for people outside of vehicles and the danger in which they are put evey day Until roads in general are made safe for walkers and bicycle users we will continue to see the conflict between them and large deadly machines.
As a lifelong Cyclist myself it annoys me when I see bike-riders doing twatish things on the roads, because they get us all a bad name, and because it happens so often I can understand why car drivers don't like us. I am also an HGV Driver, and last week for a sustained period of time I was behind two bike-riders (not Cyclists - there is a difference) who were weaving all over the road, through oncoming traffic, onto the path and back again without checking over their shoulders once. Then they were back in front of me for a while, with their complete lack of lane control, no consideration for anyone else, and generally just being idiots. I thought "do you really want to be riding like twats in front of an eighteen tonner on a busy main road?" It was only the presence of mind of the other road users around them that avoided a serious incident. So yes I can see why us Cyclists get bad publicity, because people think we are all the same as these idiots and the countless others who are like them.
Yep, annoys me especially these RLJ. How can we expect to be treated with respect on the roads with so many idiots like this giving a false image that all cyclists don’t follow the Highway Code, I wish the police clamp down hard in future
@@busog97641 As a sensible, Highway Code adherent cyclist since the 1970s, there was a time when I thought that it was only a small minority of idiots who gave the vast majority a bad name. By the time I'd reached the year 2000, it had become apparent that it was actually the other way around. The vast majority of cyclists give the law-abiding tiny minority a bad name. Shame on all of them - plus shame on our police for not enforcing the law (although, outside of London they don't have a budget for it) and shame on our education system for allowing several generations of kids to grow up thinking that the law of the road doesn't apply to riding a bike.
@@jeffknight904 Same here. When I was at High School in the 1970s we were not allowed to ride our bikes to school until we had passed the Cycling Proficiency Test, and only then were we given our highly-prized "Bike Permit" (a piece of paper in a plastic wallet about the size of a playing card) and the number of a designated parking space in the school bike rack (mine was C2) I still ride to the principals we were taught back then (Highway Code), and still proudly have my badge and certificate, because it was a real sense of achievement to have earned them. But like you I got caught-out, because I thought that everyone else would ride to the same standard, and it comes as a bit of a shock when you realise that you are in the minority. Even now when I am approaching another person on a bicycle, I make a quick assessment on whether they look like they are in control and know what they are doing (Cyclist), or if they look a bit unpredictable and dodgy to be around (bike-rider), and it has always stood me in good stead so far. Maybe we are the last of our kind. I hope not and I have certainly taught my son the "old principals" in the hope that they will continue for a while yet.
Yes, I agree with you and the other commenters. Of course there are plenty of similar drivers who are equally as careless especially towards people on bikes. It's an attitude and state of mind of too many people in general.
There are a lot of arrogant idiots out there who don't think the rules apply to them - some are cyclists, some ride motorbikes, some drive cars, some drive lorries and some are pedestrians
That might all be true. However, like all pedestrians and people using bicycles to go about their daily chores, are vulnerable. The design of roads, streets and such, for about the last sixty years, have been designed for motorised transport with scant concern for people outside of vehicles and the danger in which they are put evey day Until roads in general are made safe for walkers and bicycle users we will continue to see the conflict between them and large deadly machines.
@@pappy9473 and lets never forget that the roads don't belong to cars. they predate the invention of the car by quite a bit, and we've been propagandized to think of them as motorways exclusively.
Thank feck you had a camera already filming this, otherwise you'd never have caught this astonishing piece of footage to share with the world on such an astounding event.
Not everyone who rides a bike is a Cyclist, in the same way that not everyone who drives a car is a Motorist. My mother drives a car very badly so is a car-driver not a Motorist. The same can be said for this chap who is a bike-rider not a Cyclist.
@God Trojan I know what you mean, but I think that to be a Cyclist you need to possess a certain level of skill, and have pride in what you do. Someone in grey-trackies who is only using a bicycle to deal drugs on an estate is not a Cyclist in the same way as a proper club rider for example, even though they are both using a bicycle for their transport needs. It is probably just semantics on my behalf but I have always considered there to be a difference between a proper cyclist and someone who is a bike-rider.
It's about road-skill and consideration for others as well. Doing something to the best of your ability puts you on a different level. I can't really explain it better than that.
@God Trojan Probably legally everyone on a bike would be classified as a cyclist, but there are different levels of skill involved, as with everything. Are you cooking if you heat a ready-meal in a microwave? Do you take photographs or just selfies and snap-shots? At what level does DIY become proper building work? You see what I mean? It's all about the care, and skill, and pride of achieving something to a higher level that matters.
@God Trojan Yes, I am a Cyclist, and a Lorry-Driver (class one and two). I have a full car and motor-cycle licence and have passed the advanced driving test. I used to teach people to drive Ambulances to "Road-Craft" so I have seen the road being used and abused from every angle and viewpoint you might imagine.
Wow. Another righteous cyclist who moans about everyone but doesn’t want to play by the rules. He’s the type of person who takes videos of everybody doing things wrong but will go through red lights and jump on and off the pavement as and when he chooses.
I doubt if this idiot even considers himself rightous. This bike rider was behaving in a dangerous and reckless manner. That's not responsible behaviour even if it is primarily his own life at stake. He is relying on drivers to be entirely responsible for his safety with no regards for any consequences he may cause for himself or others. I cycle a lot and I try to ride as safely and responsibly as possible and I still have many dangerous incidents from drivers who regularly endanger my life. This guy can only stay lucky for so long before his luck runs out. Calling out irresponsible drivers on videos is not wrong. It very much justified. And neither is calling out irresponsible arseholes on bicycles like this guy. I ride a bike regularly, drive a car, I'm a "white van driver" and drive tractors and other machinery so I see it from a lot of different perspectives. This guy unfortunately just reflects a proportion of the general population.
That might all be true. However, like all pedestrians and people using bicycles to go about their daily chores, are vulnerable. The design of roads, streets and such, for about the last sixty years, have been designed for motorised transport with scant concern for people outside of vehicles and the danger in which they are put evey day Until roads in general are made safe for walkers and bicycle users we will continue to see the conflict between them and large deadly machines.
@@pappy9473 What you say is all true. But lack of good, never mind ideal infrastructure for pedestrians and cyclists doesn't absolve clowns on bicycles from behaving irresponsibly on whatever roadway they have to use. Or for drivers not to respect and allow cyclists who are sharing these less than ideal roadways with them the due respect and regard necessary for the cyclists safety. I live in a rural area and there is absolutely no infrastructure of any kind at all until I get to a larger town 20km away. I can't say because there's no infrastructure then that's an excuse for me to abandon safe and conscientious road behaviour driving or riding. In fact, I consider it the opposite. I have good mirrors on both sides on my bike along with good lights front and back plus I always wear a bright orange hi-vis vest and a helmet. If I'm holding up traffic for more than a minute where a vehicle behind is showing respect for my safety I will pull over as soon as I safely can. And I try to acknowledge drivers who show me respect in return. I'm not perfect by any means but I try because I see it from both sides.
@@tconnolly9820 Please note I haven't suggested that irresponsible road users, including bicycle users, should be given any leeway in regard to poor conduct on roads. I am simply stating that better, segregated infrastructure is safer for everbody. Including the drivers of the most deadly vehicles on our roads.
@@pappy9473 No, I didn't think you were excusing any irresponsible behaviour by anyone. But some cyclists take an attitude that just because they may not kill a driver in an accident if they hit or are hit by a car or truck then all of the responsibility for their safety should be entirely on the vehicle driver. Drivers need to be responsible and aware but too many cyclists are like loose cannons out on the roads. Good luck and stay safe. Too
I remember the Police put an appeal out to find this guy and it was on the local news. He has so far avoided detection but they found his bike burned out a mile away - they think he transferred to another stashed bike. CCTV enquiries came to nothing, but forensic examination of the burned out bike have revealed partial fingerprints and an unmatched DNA profile. They are hoping he will commit a similar sick crime such as crossing the road so they can match it to the profile on the National database. He’s probably looking at life without the possibility of parole apparently.
All that road, paid for by cars, and so many cars and all that space for 3 bikes! Change the law. ride on the pavement and just give way to pedestrians. Open up those ridiculous cycle lane back to car lanes!
I don't even know what I just watched, I guess he was talking about that guy up ahead on the bicycle who turned right into traffic like the road belong to him.
Don't encourage him. Lol. The video sucks, but the comments are hilarious. Bunch of self righteous idiots. I think the beer and soy has got to them. The estrogen is raging.
That's my A65 commute home. I once got a puncture next to that bus stop at 0:31. Had to walk all the way to Kirkstall Forge station. It's further than you think on foot. 😂😂
@Nigel Buckham Frustratingly I'd already repaired a puncture (depleting my repair kit) that morning on the ride to work. The gods were not smiling on me that day. At least it didn't rain. 😀
If this is the most exciting thing you see in all day, so that you have to upload it to RUclips, then I hate to see how boring the rest of your week is. Boring.
Shouldn't we criticize the infrastructure more than the cyclist? I mean, I don't see a way to turn left to go to that neck of the wood which seems to be in his path. Albeit he rode on the shoulder in the incorrect side of the road, he didn't put anyone in danger as he crossed the road safely and there was only one cyclist on the other side of the road.
You lot shouldn't be on the Kings highway without a licence and insurance and registration . You are a menace to other road users !! Stop whingeing . You pay nothing to use the roads . If you cause a collision , you can bet it's not your fault !!!!! Go catch a bus .....
tbf the streets don't belong to cars. motorists need to operate in a way that allows the road to be shared. if they can't, then it's the private citizen motorists who belong on a circular track.
@@entropicflux8849 wrong, commerce is motorized, ever see what happens when an 18-wheeler clips a road biker, not pretty. Keep your kids toys on the sidewalk, and nature trails. adults have to get to work and goods have to be moved.
So as I understand this then, the cyclist said something that the motorist did not hear, or even know about, and then decided to risk his life by cycling the wrong way down the road. Then someone who did not hear what the cyclist said either, decided to film him and put it on you tube. Why?
Yeah, Alex. That comes from the mentality of bike-riders (not cyclists) who see themselves as pedestrians on wheels and thus follow the same advice given to road hikers - walk on the wrong side of the road so you face the traffic. In UK law a bicycle (when the rider is on it) is classified as a road vehicle so such behaviour is illegal.
Actually I thought all designated bike lanes were two way. (I’ve seen plenty of cyclists going “the wrong way” against the flow of normal traffic etc…)
Can someone explain what this was all about.? I saw a cyclist overtake another cyclist who was filming it. A car was stationery waiting to pull out. Cyclist goes to central reservation and crosses road. Cyclist cycles down road on cycle path on other side of road. As far as I am aware cycle lanes are bi-directional. Couldn't decipher the comments of vlogger. I was expecting the first car the white one to chase the overtaking cyclist and do something to that cyclist. So, what happened..?
Just to point out, when that cyclist was on the other side of the road he was travelling against traffic in a bus lane which is illegal, and most cycle lanes are not two way on roads where there is no separation
No their not bi-directional in Britain ALL vehicles are supposed to drive on the left side of the road whether they are cars lorries OR BICYCLES so he was Breaking the law
I respect the cyclists a lot but I have to say that majority of cyclists don't obey the rules. Many times in daily basis I see that cyclists don't use bike lane and use the road and cause big traffic in rush hour ......
when bikes don't use their lane without a legitimate reason (avoiding a hazard) it's a traffic violation, and just once i'd like to see with my own eyes someone getting ticketed for it.
I was on some back roads a few months back near Odiham. Broad daylight, the road was almost two car widths. I saw a cyclist coming towards me at about 400 yards, I kid you not....he saw me and moved right into the middle of the road. He didn't realise I saw him, but I did. He purposely moved out into the middle of the road when he saw me. I didn't move over...but he sure did when he realised he played chicken with the wrong person. Honestly, he deliberately did it. This is exactly why, and this video, that all cyclists get a bad name. All they do now is gob off to drivers....they are becoming bold, brave and mouthy, but karma is only around the (next) corner.......
That might all be true. However, like all pedestrians and people using bicycles to go about their daily chores, are vulnerable. The design of roads, streets and such, for about the last sixty years, have been designed for motorised transport with scant concern for people outside of vehicles and the danger in which they are put evey day Until roads in general are made safe for walkers and bicycle users we will continue to see the conflict between them and large deadly machines.
To the cyclists bleating that people like this give you all a bad name, the issue is that the vast majority of cyclists are self entitled, arrogant, aggressive and seem to believe that rules apply to everybody apart from them. The sooner these death traps require registration plates, insurance and a licence to use on the road, the better. And yep, I cycle regularly to supplement my fitness, and don't blame other road users for being sick to death with cyclists.
As a cyclist, i carry a Luzon Large. I obey the road laws and use safety measures (lights, helmet). If an idiot want to beat me because he thinks the road belong to him, ill show him this small folder.
I tried to turn left at a junction in Germany. It took TEN MINUTES before a gap appeared. And I only managed it by straddling the cycle lane. Of course a cyclist shouted at me. Every junction needs traffic lights. Turning right is becoming imppssible at every junction. I am sick of cyclistts shouting. If you raise your hand or shout at another driver in Dubai, you get arrested. We do need cycle lanes, so that cylists can stay 50 metres away from the normal people.
So many sarcastic comments about this. But if a car passes within 2.500001m of a cyclist its on the national news and off to the House of Lords to demand that the car driver is hung drawn and quartered. Loved the way he so considerately cut you up AND passed too close to the car pulling out (which wouldn't have bothered anyone if he'd been in the bike lane)
If you upset them they can smash your passenger door mirror off without anyone knowing who they are as bikes don’t currently require identification. In this day and age you’d think they should, in case they cause a serious accident and don’t stop, how can you bring them to justice?
I don't get the point of the video. Why make a running commentary on something that is not inconveniencing you. The white car didn't use its brakes so clearly no action needed from the driver. The rule of the road applies to cyclists and as a cyclist it frustrates me when people don't, abide by it, but unless you witness a cyclist causing an accident or is the injured party of an accident, just let them get on with it and carry on with your day.
Got to admit, with my experience of cyclists - I detest the fact that any idiot can get on a bike and hit the road. No protective gear (come off at 20 mph - you are to the bone), no insurance, no ID, no road test. HOWEVER: I noticed this camera cyclist perform regular shoulder checks - as and when needed (or more commonly known to motorcycle riders as 'life-savers'). Respect. Good job mate. I don't tar all cyclists - obviously there are exceptions. ;-)
That might all be true. However, like all pedestrians and people using bicycles to go about their daily chores, are vulnerable. The design of roads, streets and such, for about the last sixty years, have been designed for motorised transport with scant concern for people outside of vehicles and the danger in which they are put evey day Until roads in general are made safe for walkers and bicycle users we will continue to see the conflict between them and large deadly machines.
Put a human on a bike and they turn into a prat it must have something to do with wheels as some driving cars are the same maybe they see it as a safety blanket incase the shit hits the fan and they have to run away quickly
A cyclist wouldn't understand why that driver did that, anyway. There are roads so busy that the ONLY way to get out is to pull out halfway, and some drivers will beckon you out, anyway. Then you rely on the thought of the other lane drivers to take pity on you! I have done it on rare occasions, though it certainly isn't in the Highway Code!
The worst cases are the I'm going to overtake you in my car, the bike is moving about 30mph, then cut you off to turn right, There is an actual Texas Bike Law which outlaws this practice specifically, Its, especially dangerous because the bike needs time distance to stop also and the speeds involved, and in the evolution of the self centered overtake result in a likely crash, burned up tires trying to stop.
Cyclists want to be treated like any other road user - then they must behave like any other road user. No overtaking on the inside, no ignoring traffic lights, no swapping status between vehicle and pedestrian when they want to cycle on the pavement. And most of all THEY SHOULD REQUIRE REGISTRATION PLATES. I can be traced for my road traffic crimes - so must they.
I've been a cyclist and even I find them very annoying these days doubling up across the road and causing congestion, It's even worse up in the Peak District with all the hordes of tour de twats on small country lanes that weren't built for cyclists safety with huge tailbacks of motor vehicles. I just get the impression that roads are now for cyclists and the powers that be don't want motor vehicles anymore.
Was on my bike week before last and a young hoodie kid came toward me on wrong side, gave me loads of threatening abuse when i pointed it out. No police prescence on roads any longer anarchy is whats happening in Britain today: People doing whatever they want.
No offence to anyone but people are trying way too hard not to be offended that they are attempting to change the definition of cyclist and attempt to differentiate it from bike rider. The second any person gets on a bicycle and starts riding they become a cyclist. You're cycling therefore a cyclist. I'm a cyclist when I'm going to work or going for a ride to get exercise. Stop making life harder than it already is and leave the meaning of words alone.
It can be safer for cyclists to ride facing oncoming traffic. A bit like walking down a road with no pavements.. hardly crime of the century. And I don't even like cyclists!
I am a bicycle rider who also owns cars and motorcycles, so I have much experience. This idiot cyclist is cursing a car driver and he is not even cycling in the cycle lane, the car did not block the cycle line so what was the problem??
In the HWC it states that cyclists may not indicate a manoeuvre, they may be concentrating on other stuff such as if its windy, or bricks/stones in the road. However, I didnt see any issue on this, so he should have indicated.
As a cyclist myself, it is cyclists who are dangerous. It's shameful how many "cyclists" there are being road warriors when it is mostly us who cause the accidents.
Exactly why cyclists should be banned from the roads , I've nearly killed some doing stupid tricks like that and riding without lights on winter days or at night. From a car and motorcycle user.
One time a girl crossed the bike path and then backed without looking almost rammed into me because i was biking down. I had to turn and hit the brakes and fell down smashed on the roadside to avoid a collision with her.
In the 20 years that I've driven a car, I've never had a bad experience with a cyclist. Not. One. Time. Also, I am a cyclist half of the time. So don't let this give you a false impression that cyclists are crazy. This is an anomaly
Cyclist was not in cycle lane and would have seen the car in advance about to turn right. He probably goes through red lights or bumps up on pavements to avoid red lights.
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This is why cyclists should have to pass a test to use the roads, just like drivers, also why cyclists should be subject to the rules of the road in practice, not just theory. They should also hold a license, and be subject to points for infractions, just as drivers would be. Would make the roads better for everyone.
That makes no sense purely because a person on a bike is not a danger to anybody really you in a car is very dangerous not only to pedestrians but to other cars you take a license test because you’re on the thing that goes significantly faster and significantly more heavier and more dangerous that’s like saying pedestrians need a license to walk on the road or sidewalk
@@coreykirby1632 It's about understanding road and its dangers; that is why I would support cyclists passing a test; maybe not as involved as the one for other road users, but atleast something. Cyclists are also capable of killing people, there have been a number of cases of cyclists causing deaths of pedestrians.
@@coreykirby1632 - You've got to be kidding! You don't think a cyclist on a bike can be dangerous because a bike is smaller than a car. It's precisely because a bike is smaller and slower that they are a problem. Seriously, you don't think a cyclist has ever or could ever cause an accident. What rubbish. They should be held accountable JUST LIKE EVERY OTHER ROAD USER.
@@warmswarm bro what? Your drunk😂 you mean to tell me a 3000 pound machine lowball by the way that is going 35 to 45 mph is the equivalent of a thing that weighs like 40 pounds depends on bike that’s not going nearly as fast nor does it take up a lot of room is the same your mentally deficient people literally die from car on car collisions everyday let alone cars killing pedestrians, or people on bikes. The data shows cars are dangerous toward other cars, dangerous toward pedestrians. And dangerous toward cyclist. Where do you see a person on a bike killing a pedestrian or an other person on a bike plus cars cause lots of noise, pollution as well
I'm much more happier and safer by relinquishing my right of road rights. Much safer staying away from the automobiles by sticking to the paths. Too many problems for road cycling
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That was 1 minute 12 seconds I'll never get back.
Yup. Wth happened anyway? I didn't see crap. What a waste of time. Thumbs down!
Sorry to break it to you but every 1 minute 12 seconds is one you won't get back.
@@eddie8096 guess your blind then,or an equally crapy cyclist who didnt realise or care what was wrong in the clip.
@@eddie8096 Cyclist changes lanes and very slightly inconveniences the driver of the white car.
That's the sort of massive problems people have to pull out to "prove" what a menace to society all cyclists are.
Odd that this video where seemingly nothing happened generated all of these comments.
This is nothing compared to how the food delivery cyclists operate in London…..they have next to no road sense and you hardly ever see them with lights on their bikes at night. As a matter of fact I saw one get knocked off his electric bike last night in London…..he tried to blame the driver but he was cycling the wrong way up a one way street…..didn’t seem to phase him at all 😂
Not just London . Everywhere .
For some reason they think the Red Sea should part before them while ignoring all the rules of the road
Back in the mid 80's - early 90's I rode a bicycle a lot. For three years it was my transportation was because of a suspended license for one year and two additional years because insurance was too high. Years later when I got my license back I rode 26 miles every other day. I always rode with the flow of traffic and had a headlight and taillight for at night. It can be scary because unless you have mirrors, which I didn't, you don't know what's going on behind you unless you look back for a couple seconds, hoping no one rear ends me which never happened. I see people ride against traffic all the time, but what they don't realize is that people in cars coming towards them don't see them until just a couple hundred feet or so, then having to swerve into the oncoming lane causing problems. I would never ride on the streets today because of the amount of cars, trucks etc., out there and just like riding a motorcycle "which I have" people don't look for bicyclists.
This is everywhere. They are very uneducated
That might all be true.
However, like all pedestrians and people using bicycles to go about their daily chores, are vulnerable.
The design of roads, streets and such, for about the last sixty years, have been designed for motorised transport with scant concern for people outside of vehicles and the danger in which they are put evey day
Until roads in general are made safe for walkers and bicycle users we will continue to see the conflict between them and large deadly machines.
As a lifelong Cyclist myself it annoys me when I see bike-riders doing twatish things on the roads, because they get us all a bad name, and because it happens so often I can understand why car drivers don't like us.
I am also an HGV Driver, and last week for a sustained period of time I was behind two bike-riders (not Cyclists - there is a difference) who were weaving all over the road, through oncoming traffic, onto the path and back again without checking over their shoulders once. Then they were back in front of me for a while, with their complete lack of lane control, no consideration for anyone else, and generally just being idiots. I thought "do you really want to be riding like twats in front of an eighteen tonner on a busy main road?" It was only the presence of mind of the other road users around them that avoided a serious incident.
So yes I can see why us Cyclists get bad publicity, because people think we are all the same as these idiots and the countless others who are like them.
Hear hear!
Yep, annoys me especially these RLJ.
How can we expect to be treated with respect on the roads with so many idiots like this giving a false image that all cyclists don’t follow the Highway Code, I wish the police clamp down hard in future
@@busog97641 As a sensible, Highway Code adherent cyclist since the 1970s, there was a time when I thought that it was only a small minority of idiots who gave the vast majority a bad name. By the time I'd reached the year 2000, it had become apparent that it was actually the other way around. The vast majority of cyclists give the law-abiding tiny minority a bad name. Shame on all of them - plus shame on our police for not enforcing the law (although, outside of London they don't have a budget for it) and shame on our education system for allowing several generations of kids to grow up thinking that the law of the road doesn't apply to riding a bike.
@@jeffknight904 Same here. When I was at High School in the 1970s we were not allowed to ride our bikes to school until we had passed the Cycling Proficiency Test, and only then were we given our highly-prized "Bike Permit" (a piece of paper in a plastic wallet about the size of a playing card) and the number of a designated parking space in the school bike rack (mine was C2)
I still ride to the principals we were taught back then (Highway Code), and still proudly have my badge and certificate, because it was a real sense of achievement to have earned them.
But like you I got caught-out, because I thought that everyone else would ride to the same standard, and it comes as a bit of a shock when you realise that you are in the minority. Even now when I am approaching another person on a bicycle, I make a quick assessment on whether they look like they are in control and know what they are doing (Cyclist), or if they look a bit unpredictable and dodgy to be around (bike-rider), and it has always stood me in good stead so far.
Maybe we are the last of our kind. I hope not and I have certainly taught my son the "old principals" in the hope that they will continue for a while yet.
Yes, I agree with you and the other commenters. Of course there are plenty of similar drivers who are equally as careless especially towards people on bikes.
It's an attitude and state of mind of too many people in general.
There are a lot of arrogant idiots out there who don't think the rules apply to them - some are cyclists, some ride motorbikes, some drive cars, some drive lorries and some are pedestrians
Most are politicians
@@karlsjunior466 not really…..
That might all be true.
However, like all pedestrians and people using bicycles to go about their daily chores, are vulnerable.
The design of roads, streets and such, for about the last sixty years, have been designed for motorised transport with scant concern for people outside of vehicles and the danger in which they are put evey day
Until roads in general are made safe for walkers and bicycle users we will continue to see the conflict between them and large deadly machines.
@@pappy9473 and lets never forget that the roads don't belong to cars. they predate the invention of the car by quite a bit, and we've been propagandized to think of them as motorways exclusively.
Some post angry comments on RUclips.
That was shocking, terrifying, life changing. Is this stuff even legal to watch?
I am detecting a tiny hint of sarcasm😂
I've made sure that the video is blocked in my house. Someone has to protect the children. Oh! The humanity!
@@sureshot8399 So much violence, why is this even allowed?
that does it, i can't take it anymore, i am admitting myself immediately to the nearest mental health ward.
@@sureshot8399if the children see this shocking behaviour. They will turn to drugs 🥺
That is a perfect example of just one reason I get so much stick from car drivers while I'm cycling.
It's infuriating to watch.
Many of the other reasons you get stick off car drivers is because they're cunts,not to put too fine a point on it, not because of what cyclists do
? I don't get any stick when cycling
@@thememaster7 Do you have a Peloton? 😆
@@Skin-ve2tt must be the cyclist
u must be in the uk eh?
Thank feck you had a camera already filming this, otherwise you'd never have caught this astonishing piece of footage to share with the world on such an astounding event.
What was it that Wilde said about sarcasm..?
@@auditpundit1199 Yup, and useless vids like this need the 'lowest form of wit 'to describe them :)
@@auditpundit1199"lowest form of wit" And there is a shed load of sarcasm in this comment section.
People don't realise that when O Wilde said that, he was actually being sarcastic...he built his wit on that.@@auditpundit1199
I'm a cyclist and some of my fellow cyclists really piss me off
Not everyone who rides a bike is a Cyclist, in the same way that not everyone who drives a car is a Motorist.
My mother drives a car very badly so is a car-driver not a Motorist. The same can be said for this chap who is a bike-rider not a Cyclist.
@God Trojan I know what you mean, but I think that to be a Cyclist you need to possess a certain level of skill, and have pride in what you do.
Someone in grey-trackies who is only using a bicycle to deal drugs on an estate is not a Cyclist in the same way as a proper club rider for example, even though they are both using a bicycle for their transport needs.
It is probably just semantics on my behalf but I have always considered there to be a difference between a proper cyclist and someone who is a bike-rider.
It's about road-skill and consideration for others as well. Doing something to the best of your ability puts you on a different level.
I can't really explain it better than that.
@God Trojan Probably legally everyone on a bike would be classified as a cyclist, but there are different levels of skill involved, as with everything.
Are you cooking if you heat a ready-meal in a microwave? Do you take photographs or just selfies and snap-shots? At what level does DIY become proper building work?
You see what I mean? It's all about the care, and skill, and pride of achieving something to a higher level that matters.
@God Trojan Yes, I am a Cyclist, and a Lorry-Driver (class one and two). I have a full car and motor-cycle licence and have passed the advanced driving test. I used to teach people to drive Ambulances to "Road-Craft" so I have seen the road being used and abused from every angle and viewpoint you might imagine.
Wow. Another righteous cyclist who moans about everyone but doesn’t want to play by the rules. He’s the type of person who takes videos of everybody doing things wrong but will go through red lights and jump on and off the pavement as and when he chooses.
I doubt if this idiot even considers himself rightous.
This bike rider was behaving in a dangerous and reckless manner.
That's not responsible behaviour even if it is primarily his own life at stake.
He is relying on drivers to be entirely responsible for his safety with no regards for any consequences he may cause for himself or others.
I cycle a lot and I try to ride as safely and responsibly as possible and I still have many dangerous incidents from drivers who regularly endanger my life.
This guy can only stay lucky for so long before his luck runs out.
Calling out irresponsible drivers on videos is not wrong. It very much justified. And neither is calling out irresponsible arseholes on bicycles like this guy.
I ride a bike regularly, drive a car, I'm a "white van driver" and drive tractors and other machinery so I see it from a lot of different perspectives.
This guy unfortunately just reflects a proportion of the general population.
That might all be true.
However, like all pedestrians and people using bicycles to go about their daily chores, are vulnerable.
The design of roads, streets and such, for about the last sixty years, have been designed for motorised transport with scant concern for people outside of vehicles and the danger in which they are put evey day
Until roads in general are made safe for walkers and bicycle users we will continue to see the conflict between them and large deadly machines.
@@pappy9473 What you say is all true.
But lack of good, never mind ideal infrastructure for pedestrians and cyclists doesn't absolve clowns on bicycles from behaving irresponsibly on whatever roadway they have to use.
Or for drivers not to respect and allow cyclists who are sharing these less than ideal roadways with them the due respect and regard necessary for the cyclists safety.
I live in a rural area and there is absolutely no infrastructure of any kind at all until I get to a larger town 20km away.
I can't say because there's no infrastructure then that's an excuse for me to abandon safe and conscientious road behaviour driving or riding.
In fact, I consider it the opposite. I have good mirrors on both sides on my bike along with good lights front and back plus I always wear a bright orange hi-vis vest and a helmet.
If I'm holding up traffic for more than a minute where a vehicle behind is showing respect for my safety I will pull over as soon as I safely can. And I try to acknowledge drivers who show me respect in return.
I'm not perfect by any means but I try because I see it from both sides.
@@tconnolly9820 Please note I haven't suggested that irresponsible road users, including bicycle users, should be given any leeway in regard to poor conduct on roads.
I am simply stating that better, segregated infrastructure is safer for everbody. Including the drivers of the most deadly vehicles on our roads.
@@pappy9473 No, I didn't think you were excusing any irresponsible behaviour by anyone.
But some cyclists take an attitude that just because they may not kill a driver in an accident if they hit or are hit by a car or truck then all of the responsibility for their safety should be entirely on the vehicle driver.
Drivers need to be responsible and aware but too many cyclists are like loose cannons out on the roads.
Good luck and stay safe.
Too
Cyclist are generally selfish on the road. One cyclist make a mile traffic .
Cyclist should be banned from the road.
Total waste of time watching this. Pity you can no longer see the no of thumbs downs
I remember the Police put an appeal out to find this guy and it was on the local news. He has so far avoided detection but they found his bike burned out a mile away - they think he transferred to another stashed bike. CCTV enquiries came to nothing, but forensic examination of the burned out bike have revealed partial fingerprints and an unmatched DNA profile. They are hoping he will commit a similar sick crime such as crossing the road so they can match it to the profile on the National database. He’s probably looking at life without the possibility of parole apparently.
They found his bike?! I think he's been framed! 🚲
Cyclists give Cyclists a bad name
How do you cope with all that excitement in your life?
All that road, paid for by cars, and so many cars and all that space for 3 bikes! Change the law. ride on the pavement and just give way to pedestrians. Open up those ridiculous cycle lane back to car lanes!
I don't even know what I just watched, I guess he was talking about that guy up ahead on the bicycle who turned right into traffic like the road belong to him.
There are a great many names for people like this man.. and none of them are suitable for posting on here..
Wow, that was amazing! Now I can't sleep. let alone ride my bike again.
What exactly is the problem?
He just drove over to the other side, the same way I would have done.
🙂
Disliked the video and reported the video for false information
I am not sure I will ever get over watching this video without professional help, it was so shocking I think I have developed PTSD
Channel bookmarked in hope of more outstanding content like this. Thanks for posting.
Absolutely thrilling, so glad I stopped by, can't wait for the next one.
Don't encourage him. Lol.
The video sucks, but the comments are hilarious. Bunch of self righteous idiots. I think the beer and soy has got to them. The estrogen is raging.
RUclips needs to start banning people for creating absolutley useless content
Horrific footage..i hope the injuries are not too life threatening.
What a waste of time.
That's my A65 commute home. I once got a puncture next to that bus stop at 0:31. Had to walk all the way to Kirkstall Forge station. It's further than you think on foot. 😂😂
@Nigel Buckham Frustratingly I'd already repaired a puncture (depleting my repair kit) that morning on the ride to work. The gods were not smiling on me that day. At least it didn't rain. 😀
Self healing tubes. I have had a two on my bike for a couple of years.
@@thegodofcycle216 thanks I'll look into those.
If this is the most exciting thing you see in all day, so that you have to upload it to RUclips, then I hate to see how boring the rest of your week is. Boring.
Finally !! A video that cures insomnia !
Thank you for uploading this! Just said that I needed something boring and useless and walla! Your video pops up!
Is there a refund on this ?
I want my money back?
Shouldn't we criticize the infrastructure more than the cyclist? I mean, I don't see a way to turn left to go to that neck of the wood which seems to be in his path. Albeit he rode on the shoulder in the incorrect side of the road, he didn't put anyone in danger as he crossed the road safely and there was only one cyclist on the other side of the road.
He must be American
Too much excitement for me. Need a lie down to get my breath back.
Basically nothing happened !
Clearly a lesser Anglo, that's how they roll.
What's that ?
You lot shouldn't be on the Kings highway without a licence and insurance and registration . You are a menace to other road users !! Stop whingeing . You pay nothing to use the roads . If you cause a collision , you can bet it's not your fault !!!!! Go catch a bus .....
Ride on a circular track..not in the streets..blood flows red on the highway
tbf the streets don't belong to cars. motorists need to operate in a way that allows the road to be shared. if they can't, then it's the private citizen motorists who belong on a circular track.
@@entropicflux8849 wrong, commerce is motorized, ever see what happens when an 18-wheeler clips a road biker, not pretty. Keep your kids toys on the sidewalk, and nature trails. adults have to get to work and goods have to be moved.
So as I understand this then, the cyclist said something that the motorist did not hear, or even know about, and then decided to risk his life by cycling the wrong way down the road. Then someone who did not hear what the cyclist said either, decided to film him and put it on you tube. Why?
That was just a minute and 12 seconds of poor English
A lot of people in the U.S. bike the wrong way, thinking it’s better for them to see the traffic
Yeah, Alex. That comes from the mentality of bike-riders (not cyclists) who see themselves as pedestrians on wheels and thus follow the same advice given to road hikers - walk on the wrong side of the road so you face the traffic. In UK law a bicycle (when the rider is on it) is classified as a road vehicle so such behaviour is illegal.
when you're in a shoulder, that genuinely is the case
Actually I thought all designated bike lanes were two way. (I’ve seen plenty of cyclists going “the wrong way” against the flow of normal traffic etc…)
Can someone explain what this was all about.? I saw a cyclist overtake another cyclist who was filming it. A car was stationery waiting to pull out. Cyclist goes to central reservation and crosses road. Cyclist cycles down road on cycle path on other side of road. As far as I am aware cycle lanes are bi-directional. Couldn't decipher the comments of vlogger. I was expecting the first car the white one to chase the overtaking cyclist and do something to that cyclist. So, what happened..?
It's utter crap innit
Just to point out, when that cyclist was on the other side of the road he was travelling against traffic in a bus lane which is illegal, and most cycle lanes are not two way on roads where there is no separation
No their not bi-directional in Britain ALL vehicles are supposed to drive on the left side of the road whether they are cars lorries OR BICYCLES so he was Breaking the law
No wonder the buggers think that they can get away with anything
I respect the cyclists a lot but I have to say that majority of cyclists don't obey the rules. Many times in daily basis I see that cyclists don't use bike lane and use the road and cause big traffic in rush hour ......
when bikes don't use their lane without a legitimate reason (avoiding a hazard) it's a traffic violation, and just once i'd like to see with my own eyes someone getting ticketed for it.
I didn't see anything wrong. Just typical British culture.
That unfortunately is the sad truth.
I was on some back roads a few months back near Odiham. Broad daylight, the road was almost two car widths. I saw a cyclist coming towards me at about 400 yards, I kid you not....he saw me and moved right into the middle of the road. He didn't realise I saw him, but I did. He purposely moved out into the middle of the road when he saw me. I didn't move over...but he sure did when he realised he played chicken with the wrong person.
Honestly, he deliberately did it. This is exactly why, and this video, that all cyclists get a bad name. All they do now is gob off to drivers....they are becoming bold, brave and mouthy, but karma is only around the (next) corner.......
This is where we need “Cycling Mikey” to stand in the road with his hand out like he does with car drivers.
As in Gandalf Corner. "Go back!" 😀
@@ibs5080 The very same. While his cycling chums ignore all road rules. I often wonder how he’d fare in South Africa where he comes from.
He doesn't stop cyclists, double standards.
@@tellmemore8837 My point. He’s an anti car zealot.
That might all be true.
However, like all pedestrians and people using bicycles to go about their daily chores, are vulnerable.
The design of roads, streets and such, for about the last sixty years, have been designed for motorised transport with scant concern for people outside of vehicles and the danger in which they are put evey day
Until roads in general are made safe for walkers and bicycle users we will continue to see the conflict between them and large deadly machines.
When I see groups of Lycra loonies I point out Paris is that way.
I figure they be happy someone has noticed them try to win the Tour de France.
To the cyclists bleating that people like this give you all a bad name, the issue is that the vast majority of cyclists are self entitled, arrogant, aggressive and seem to believe that rules apply to everybody apart from them.
The sooner these death traps require registration plates, insurance and a licence to use on the road, the better.
And yep, I cycle regularly to supplement my fitness, and don't blame other road users for being sick to death with cyclists.
Well this was a waste of time . Thanks .
This is why bicyclists suck.
What language is the narration, sounds like Quasimodo after a 10 mile run.
This is like watching paint dry except less eventful. ... but stupid.
Thanks for the content.
Keep up the good work.
bs'd
Speaking as a cyclist unfortunately the term "cyclist" covers a large spectrum, some of us are law abiding and some are just people who ride bikes.
I think some have a brain disorder!
Anyone that cycles on roads for fun probably has some sort of brain disorder 🤣
@@patbirdmusic 😂 can't argue with that!
Time to bring back the dislike
As a cyclist, i carry a Luzon Large. I obey the road laws and use safety measures (lights, helmet). If an idiot want to beat me because he thinks the road belong to him, ill show him this small folder.
I tried to turn left at a junction in Germany. It took TEN MINUTES before a gap appeared. And I only managed it by straddling the cycle lane. Of course a cyclist shouted at me. Every junction needs traffic lights.
Turning right is becoming imppssible at every junction. I am sick of cyclistts shouting. If you raise your hand or shout at another driver in Dubai, you get arrested. We do need cycle lanes, so that cylists can stay 50 metres away from the normal people.
So many sarcastic comments about this. But if a car passes within 2.500001m of a cyclist its on the national news and off to the House of Lords to demand that the car driver is hung drawn and quartered. Loved the way he so considerately cut you up AND passed too close to the car pulling out (which wouldn't have bothered anyone if he'd been in the bike lane)
If you upset them they can smash your passenger door mirror off without anyone knowing who they are as bikes don’t currently require identification. In this day and age you’d think they should, in case they cause a serious accident and don’t stop, how can you bring them to justice?
I don't get the point of the video. Why make a running commentary on something that is not inconveniencing you. The white car didn't use its brakes so clearly no action needed from the driver. The rule of the road applies to cyclists and as a cyclist it frustrates me when people don't, abide by it, but unless you witness a cyclist causing an accident or is the injured party of an accident, just let them get on with it and carry on with your day.
Got to admit, with my experience of cyclists - I detest the fact that any idiot can get on a bike and hit the road. No protective gear (come off at 20 mph - you are to the bone), no insurance, no ID, no road test. HOWEVER: I noticed this camera cyclist perform regular shoulder checks - as and when needed (or more commonly known to motorcycle riders as 'life-savers'). Respect. Good job mate.
I don't tar all cyclists - obviously there are exceptions. ;-)
Clickbait.
Can someone explain, please? I don’t understand what the driver did to get back at the cyclist.
Nothing - it's just the cyclist overtaking right at the beginning who does stuff wrong later too.
This is the British version of “anger.”
Should the card driver waited, maybe/maybe not.
Annoying to car drivers and you wonder why there is accidents
That might all be true.
However, like all pedestrians and people using bicycles to go about their daily chores, are vulnerable.
The design of roads, streets and such, for about the last sixty years, have been designed for motorised transport with scant concern for people outside of vehicles and the danger in which they are put evey day
Until roads in general are made safe for walkers and bicycle users we will continue to see the conflict between them and large deadly machines.
What exactly was the point of this video .
if it was to induce 💤💤💤, then it worked
Cyclist bumper sticker: WHY YES, I DO OWN THE ROAD!
Put a human on a bike and they turn into a prat it must have something to do with wheels as some driving cars are the same maybe they see it as a safety blanket incase the shit hits the fan and they have to run away quickly
A cyclist wouldn't understand why that driver did that, anyway. There are roads so busy that the ONLY way to get out is to pull out halfway, and some drivers will beckon you out, anyway. Then you rely on the thought of the other lane drivers to take pity on you! I have done it on rare occasions, though it certainly isn't in the Highway Code!
Different rules for him 😆
I do like that these videos show both idiot drivers, cyclists and pedestrians from a non bias.
The worst cases are the I'm going to overtake you in my car, the bike is moving about 30mph, then cut you off to turn right, There is an actual Texas Bike Law which outlaws this practice specifically, Its, especially dangerous because the bike needs time distance to stop also and the speeds involved, and in the evolution of the self centered overtake result in a likely crash, burned up tires trying to stop.
Cyclists want to be treated like any other road user - then they must behave like any other road user. No overtaking on the inside, no ignoring traffic lights, no swapping status between vehicle and pedestrian when they want to cycle on the pavement. And most of all THEY SHOULD REQUIRE REGISTRATION PLATES. I can be traced for my road traffic crimes - so must they.
Trouble is that many of these "delivery " riders are foreign and don't give a toss for anyone else! It's what they do where they come from!!!!
yep one minute herding goats the next delivering rubbish food in london.
I've been a cyclist and even I find them very annoying these days doubling up across the road and causing congestion, It's even worse up in the Peak District with all the hordes of tour de twats on small country lanes that weren't built for cyclists safety with huge tailbacks of motor vehicles. I just get the impression that roads are now for cyclists and the powers that be don't want motor vehicles anymore.
As a someone who is something i can honestly say that someday, something else will be somewhere
Was on my bike week before last and a young hoodie kid came toward me on wrong side, gave me loads of threatening abuse when i pointed it out. No police prescence on roads any longer anarchy is whats happening in Britain today: People doing whatever they want.
I think there's 2 types of cyclists. Ones that have a vehicle license, and those that don't.
That's a question I've wondered- do cyclists have to use the left hand cycle path or can they ride either way using a cycle path?
Cyclists can do whatever they like with total impunity.
Unlike any other road-user, including the pedestrian.
No offence to anyone but people are trying way too hard not to be offended that they are attempting to change the definition of cyclist and attempt to differentiate it from bike rider. The second any person gets on a bicycle and starts riding they become a cyclist. You're cycling therefore a cyclist. I'm a cyclist when I'm going to work or going for a ride to get exercise. Stop making life harder than it already is and leave the meaning of words alone.
Cyclists are THE most annoying and dangerous road users (and I rode a bike for about 10 years in cities).
What did I miss?
As a bike rider I don't see what he did wrong. A bike is not a car. We have far more control and can do a lot of things cars can't do.
Vehicle equality..lol
@@Nethers But they're not equal. It's just like men and women in the workplace. Men are just better because we can do stuff women can't.
@@shoutatthesky
😏 And women can do stuff men can't.
@@BoltRM Name one thing (except childbirth)!
@@shoutatthesky Look hot while inserting stuff into their orifices? Men can't do that!
It can be safer for cyclists to ride facing oncoming traffic. A bit like walking down a road with no pavements.. hardly crime of the century. And I don't even like cyclists!
What was the camera man talking about it? Anybody catch any words or has he got speech problems it felt as if he was just mumbling
To be honest, when i re-watch my rides i struggle to make out what i was saying/thinking out loud to myself.
I am a bicycle rider who also owns cars and motorcycles, so I have much experience. This idiot cyclist is cursing a car driver and he is not even cycling in the cycle lane, the car did not block the cycle line so what was the problem??
In the HWC it states that cyclists may not indicate a manoeuvre, they may be concentrating on other stuff such as if its windy, or bricks/stones in the road.
However, I didnt see any issue on this, so he should have indicated.
As a cyclist myself, it is cyclists who are dangerous. It's shameful how many "cyclists" there are being road warriors when it is mostly us who cause the accidents.
THIS got 1 thousand likes!?
How does this have 346k views nothing happened
I have seen this riding on wrong side a fair bit recently
Exactly why cyclists should be banned from the roads , I've nearly killed some doing stupid tricks like that and riding without lights on winter days or at night.
From a car and motorcycle user.
One time a girl crossed the bike path and then backed without looking almost rammed into me because i was biking down. I had to turn and hit the brakes and fell down smashed on the roadside to avoid a collision with her.
Cool story bro
In the 20 years that I've driven a car, I've never had a bad experience with a cyclist. Not. One. Time. Also, I am a cyclist half of the time. So don't let this give you a false impression that cyclists are crazy. This is an anomaly
This happens in London day after day.
Cyclist was not in cycle lane and would have seen the car in advance about to turn right. He probably goes through red lights or bumps up on pavements to avoid red lights.
With that accent I'm guessing its a long ride home , still don't let me hold you up
Good man, cyclist who's pointed out how stupid some cyclists are ❤
At the precise moment 0:38 you can see an alien hidding behind the trees. I can't believe it.
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This is why cyclists should have to pass a test to use the roads, just like drivers, also why cyclists should be subject to the rules of the road in practice, not just theory. They should also hold a license, and be subject to points for infractions, just as drivers would be.
Would make the roads better for everyone.
That makes no sense purely because a person on a bike is not a danger to anybody really you in a car is very dangerous not only to pedestrians but to other cars you take a license test because you’re on the thing that goes significantly faster and significantly more heavier and more dangerous that’s like saying pedestrians need a license to walk on the road or sidewalk
@@coreykirby1632 It's about understanding road and its dangers; that is why I would support cyclists passing a test; maybe not as involved as the one for other road users, but atleast something.
Cyclists are also capable of killing people, there have been a number of cases of cyclists causing deaths of pedestrians.
@@coreykirby1632 - You've got to be kidding! You don't think a cyclist on a bike can be dangerous because a bike is smaller than a car. It's precisely because a bike is smaller and slower that they are a problem. Seriously, you don't think a cyclist has ever or could ever cause an accident. What rubbish. They should be held accountable JUST LIKE EVERY OTHER ROAD USER.
@@warmswarm bro what? Your drunk😂 you mean to tell me a 3000 pound machine lowball by the way that is going 35 to 45 mph is the equivalent of a thing that weighs like 40 pounds depends on bike that’s not going nearly as fast nor does it take up a lot of room is the same your mentally deficient people literally die from car on car collisions everyday let alone cars killing pedestrians, or people on bikes. The data shows cars are dangerous toward other cars, dangerous toward pedestrians. And dangerous toward cyclist. Where do you see a person on a bike killing a pedestrian or an other person on a bike plus cars cause lots of noise, pollution as well
I'm much more happier and safer by relinquishing my right of road rights. Much safer staying away from the automobiles by sticking to the paths. Too many problems for road cycling
What have I been watching that RUclips’s algorithm should wish to bring this intensely uneventful piece of footage to my attention? Oh the shame.