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On Mon, 19 Feb 2018 09:22:25 -0800 (PST), harry wrote: [snip]

Does this clip play properly?

The prick on the silly bicycle undertook the car that was clearly indicating. No road user with a brain does this, but poverty cyclists do not have brains. No intelligent person rides a bicycle. Sent to the cycling group. Taa.

No, when I paste the word "snip" into my browser, it plays nothing.

Just because cyclists don't have indicators is not an excuse for them to ignore the ones on cars.

Not sure where I was the other day (Lincolnshire, Notts or East Yorkshire as I drove through all three within a few miles of each other to get to work.

However the bin lorries at one point of the journey had extra left hand LED indicators that flashed and had a "cyclists do not pass on the left when I am indicating left" look about them.

Special indicators for special needs users of the road that the thick [1] two wheeled users will not see.

Just a shame it wasn't the one who held me and around 20 other cars behind him on the way home earlier at 5mph up a slight incline in the road when he insisted on riding in the middle of the road.

...and yes, there is a two-way cycle lane on the other side of the road but he couldn't be bothered crossing to use it.

Indeed. It would seem that cyclists do need this special guidance. They are not very bright. Thick cyclists do have special needs. What kind of wanker wishes to ride a kid's toy in the pissing down rain to sign on the dole?

That is what filth cyclists do.

And UK law says you cannot treat yourself by running them over.

Nothing to stop the responsible driver squirting the windscreen with washer fluid when along side a road cockroach. I do this a lot.

That will get you done for either driving without due attention or driving without consideration, just like splashing pedestrians by driving through puddles.

Don't worry though I think the maximum is 6 points and £1000.

If you get spotted by the police then you should be done for not paying attention.