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@Fluffy Cat, As a cyclist, we're fvcked either way. We ride on the side of the road, drivers hate us. We ride on the sidewalk, pedestrians hate us. A cycling lane is needed in heavy traffic areas to prevent us from getting run over and to prevent us from running over people. Btw, I only run a stop sign if there are no cars currently at the stop sign. Also, I prefer not to run a red light as I am not suicidal.
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Yesterday, for the first time in my life, I maliciously flicked someone off. There was a bike lane, and a cyclist, but the cyclist went dead center down the car lane. I pulled up next to him when the oncoming lane was clear and I flicked him off so hard and for so long that my forearm actually got a little sore. Yes, I am very badass
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I don't understand the logic for bikes and cars using the same roads. I know its unavoidable sometimes but you have huge metal vehicles weighing thousands of pounds barreling down streets and small unprotected fleshy bicyclists who are unlikely to match speed sharing space. Seems like a bad idea to me
Bicyclists: Share the road with us! Also bicyclists: Runs red lights, doesn’t stop at stop signs, rides the wrong way down roads, goes 15 under speed limit and refuses to get out of your way, weaves in and out of traffic expecting you to watch for them, complains for a bike lane which gets rid of a usually much needed car lane and then rides in car lane anyways.