Tue Dec 20, 2016 8:28 pm
RV Casual wrote:pembroke allan wrote:RV Casual wrote:pembroke allan wrote:RV Casual wrote:noisycat wrote:People who don't put their lights on or only put their side lights on when it's dark or raining heavily. Most of the time it's teenage girls or old guys.who are probably saving 10 pence a year,by not doing so. Those who drive with day lights on in the night. It should be an offence not to put lights in bad weather conditions
On the flip side of that people who put their lights on when its not even dark.
Inseficient lighting in certain weather conditions is a motoring offence as is having wrong lighting in good conditions ( rear fog lights) with no fog or rain
Most modern cars have auto lighting that is activated on ignition, eg volvo
Um yeah, thanks for that.
Your welcome![]()
Bain of my life wrong lighting when driving, as i travel on country rds mostly forever getting blinded by lights.
Haha
I know what you mean, its a pain ib the arse, I have had to pull over before now some lights have been that bright.
Tue Dec 20, 2016 9:32 pm
Wed Dec 21, 2016 12:21 am
Gaynor Straight wrote:Drivers who don't realise that the Highway Code allows cyclists to cycle 2 abreast because it's safer.
Drivers who swing to the right when turning left, and vice versa.
Drivers who don't leave enough room when over taking cyclists.
Taxi drivers who 'park' half in the space and half in the road.
Bus drivers who don't use the bus lane on North Road.
Wed Dec 21, 2016 7:15 am
dogfound wrote:Gaynor Straight wrote:Drivers who don't realise that the Highway Code allows cyclists to cycle 2 abreast because it's safer.
Drivers who swing to the right when turning left, and vice versa.
Drivers who don't leave enough room when over taking cyclists.
Taxi drivers who 'park' half in the space and half in the road.
Bus drivers who don't use the bus lane on North Road.
the its safer bit is personal opinion?. it actually says not more than 2 abreast and single file on busy or narrow roads and around bends which suggests single file is not only safer but helps with the.be considerate to other road users {eg the 4 mile queue behind you }.
Wed Dec 21, 2016 9:08 am
Gaynor Straight wrote:dogfound wrote:Gaynor Straight wrote:Drivers who don't realise that the Highway Code allows cyclists to cycle 2 abreast because it's safer.
Drivers who swing to the right when turning left, and vice versa.
Drivers who don't leave enough room when over taking cyclists.
Taxi drivers who 'park' half in the space and half in the road.
Bus drivers who don't use the bus lane on North Road.
the its safer bit is personal opinion?. it actually says not more than 2 abreast and single file on busy or narrow roads and around bends which suggests single file is not only safer but helps with the.be considerate to other road users {eg the 4 mile queue behind you }.
What would be quicker to overtake? 8 cyclists in a single line (20 metres in length), 8 cyclists 2 abreast (10 metres) or 2 cars ? If you leave the recommended amount of space then I'd suggest it's the 2nd option.
Wed Dec 21, 2016 9:18 am
Wed Dec 21, 2016 9:45 am
dogfound wrote:Gaynor Straight wrote:dogfound wrote:Gaynor Straight wrote:Drivers who don't realise that the Highway Code allows cyclists to cycle 2 abreast because it's safer.
Drivers who swing to the right when turning left, and vice versa.
Drivers who don't leave enough room when over taking cyclists.
Taxi drivers who 'park' half in the space and half in the road.
Bus drivers who don't use the bus lane on North Road.
the its safer bit is personal opinion?. it actually says not more than 2 abreast and single file on busy or narrow roads and around bends which suggests single file is not only safer but helps with the.be considerate to other road users {eg the 4 mile queue behind you }.
What would be quicker to overtake? 8 cyclists in a single line (20 metres in length), 8 cyclists 2 abreast (10 metres) or 2 cars ? If you leave the recommended amount of space then I'd suggest it's the 2nd option.
if roads were the width of runways id go for number 4. 8 cyclists 8 abreast.but they arnt. the 1st one should be the answer but finding 8 cyclists that have enough consideration and common sense to leave sensible gaps is just about imposible.
the highway code spells it out in simple terms. you just have to read the WHOLE sentence
NEVER RIDE MORE THAN 2 ABREAST. {not the made up by team wiggins version of ride 2 abreast for safety reasons}.AND RIDE IN.. SINGLE ..FILE ON BUSY OR NARROW ROADS AND WHEN RIDING AROUND BENDS {as recomended in the cycling proficiency most of us did in primary school. common sense is the same for children as adults btw}. so you can ride 2 abreast if the road is straight,wide and quiet {good luck finding those roads infact let us all know where they are.
and btw any vehicle that has length needs to swing right to turn left this includes many modern large vans. its not an excuse for a fluorescent cockroach lookalike on a bike to undertake it.{this is in the highway code as well.
Wed Dec 21, 2016 10:54 am
Wed Dec 21, 2016 11:00 am
Gaynor Straight wrote:dogfound wrote:Gaynor Straight wrote:dogfound wrote:Gaynor Straight wrote:Drivers who don't realise that the Highway Code allows cyclists to cycle 2 abreast because it's safer.
Drivers who swing to the right when turning left, and vice versa.
Drivers who don't leave enough room when over taking cyclists.
Taxi drivers who 'park' half in the space and half in the road.
Bus drivers who don't use the bus lane on North Road.
the its safer bit is personal opinion?. it actually says not more than 2 abreast and single file on busy or narrow roads and around bends which suggests single file is not only safer but helps with the.be considerate to other road users {eg the 4 mile queue behind you }.
What would be quicker to overtake? 8 cyclists in a single line (20 metres in length), 8 cyclists 2 abreast (10 metres) or 2 cars ? If you leave the recommended amount of space then I'd suggest it's the 2nd option.
if roads were the width of runways id go for number 4. 8 cyclists 8 abreast.but they arnt. the 1st one should be the answer but finding 8 cyclists that have enough consideration and common sense to leave sensible gaps is just about imposible.
the highway code spells it out in simple terms. you just have to read the WHOLE sentence
NEVER RIDE MORE THAN 2 ABREAST. {not the made up by team wiggins version of ride 2 abreast for safety reasons}.AND RIDE IN.. SINGLE ..FILE ON BUSY OR NARROW ROADS AND WHEN RIDING AROUND BENDS {as recomended in the cycling proficiency most of us did in primary school. common sense is the same for children as adults btw}. so you can ride 2 abreast if the road is straight,wide and quiet {good luck finding those roads infact let us all know where they are.
and btw any vehicle that has length needs to swing right to turn left this includes many modern large vans. its not an excuse for a fluorescent cockroach lookalike on a bike to undertake it.{this is in the highway code as well.
I'm not disagreeing with you btw.
You can't drive on the roads without lessons experience and passing a test, yet ant Tom Dick or Harry can buy a bike and go on the road. Only last night I was driving home and was stuck behind 5 kids on bikes, all pulling wheelies, no lights or helmets weaving all over the road. The roads in this country are a nightmare for everyone- badly designed badly maintained and basically not user friendly. Everyone should be more tolerant of other users needs.
As for swinging out to turn - I'm talking about piddly little cars not lorries
Wed Dec 21, 2016 1:05 pm
dogfound wrote:Gaynor Straight wrote:dogfound wrote:Gaynor Straight wrote:Drivers who don't realise that the Highway Code allows cyclists to cycle 2 abreast because it's safer.
Drivers who swing to the right when turning left, and vice versa.
Drivers who don't leave enough room when over taking cyclists.
Taxi drivers who 'park' half in the space and half in the road.
Bus drivers who don't use the bus lane on North Road.
the its safer bit is personal opinion?. it actually says not more than 2 abreast and single file on busy or narrow roads and around bends which suggests single file is not only safer but helps with the.be considerate to other road users {eg the 4 mile queue behind you }.
What would be quicker to overtake? 8 cyclists in a single line (20 metres in length), 8 cyclists 2 abreast (10 metres) or 2 cars ? If you leave the recommended amount of space then I'd suggest it's the 2nd option.
if roads were the width of runways id go for number 4. 8 cyclists 8 abreast.but they arnt. the 1st one should be the answer but finding 8 cyclists that have enough consideration and common sense to leave sensible gaps is just about imposible.
the highway code spells it out in simple terms. you just have to read the WHOLE sentence
NEVER RIDE MORE THAN 2 ABREAST. {not the made up by team wiggins version of ride 2 abreast for safety reasons}.AND RIDE IN.. SINGLE ..FILE ON BUSY OR NARROW ROADS AND WHEN RIDING AROUND BENDS {as recomended in the cycling proficiency most of us did in primary school. common sense is the same for children as adults btw}. so you can ride 2 abreast if the road is straight,wide and quiet {good luck finding those roads infact let us all know where they are.
and btw any vehicle that has length needs to swing right to turn left this includes many modern large vans. its not an excuse for a fluorescent cockroach lookalike on a bike to undertake it.{this is in the highway code as well.
Wed Dec 21, 2016 4:17 pm
Wed Dec 21, 2016 5:16 pm
GrangeEndStar wrote:MAMILAC's (Middle Age Men In Lycra Are-Cunts). These ridiculous looking mid-life crisis pricks need to grow up. If you saw your child riding in the places and in the manner these cock-suckers do you'd give them the bollocking of their life. I have written to the government recommending that the law be changed where they can be legally shot for sport from passing cars. Two-Wheeled Twats. Happy Christmas.
Wed Dec 21, 2016 5:19 pm
GrangeEndStar wrote:MAMILAC's (Middle Age Men In Lycra Are-Cunts). These ridiculous looking mid-life crisis pricks need to grow up. If you saw your child riding in the places and in the manner these cock-suckers do you'd give them the bollocking of their life. I have written to the government recommending that the law be changed where they can be legally shot for sport from passing cars. Two-Wheeled Twats. Happy Christmas.
Wed Dec 21, 2016 5:22 pm
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