A close shave tonight

[Karlt]

Agree with the first part, not for the second.

It may be truer in That London. A lot of people down there don't have a need for a car.

 

[glenn forger]

So when you said "most cyclists" you meant your brother?

 

[ianrauk]

It may be truer in That London. A lot of people down there don't have a need for a car.

'an awful lot' is still far wide of the mark.

 

[Profpointy]

So when you said "most cyclists" you meant your brother?

Naughty selective quote - "most cyclists she knows" isn't quite the same thing is it, although I dare different experience from most cyclists I know

 

[keithmac]

Just because they have a driving licence doesn't mean they're any good at driving..

 

[keithmac]

Maybe should have a "cycle awareness"sectikn as part of the test?.

 

[Deleted member 26715]

Maybe should have a "cycle awareness"sectikn as part of the test?.

I thought there was now, isn't it included in hazard perception?

 

[PhilDawson8270]

I thought there was now, isn't it included in hazard perception?

The new hazard perception isn't even real clips. They're all CGI now too. With every change the test is getting further, and further away from real life.

 

[Kosong]

The new hazard perception isn't even real clips. They're all CGI now too. With every change the test is getting further, and further away from real life.

whaaat. that's rubbish! Spotting hazards in real time when you are driving/cycling is so different in real life, I struggled with the hazard perception test 10 years ago when it was a (badly filmed) video...apparently I was being 'too cautious' but truth is, when you're on the road you are much better equipped to monitor hazards and react accordingly rather than have only a 10 second clip to make a decision on.