brokenflipflop
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A driving liceence maybe, but what about a driving licence ?Yes it does apply to pilots and gun owners, they can also legally drive on out roads for a year with a driving liceence from anywhere.

A driving liceence maybe, but what about a driving licence ?Yes it does apply to pilots and gun owners, they can also legally drive on out roads for a year with a driving liceence from anywhere.
I have always had the feeling that cycling have been promoted in this country as a form of recreation mainly rather than as a form of legitimate transportation with added benefit of being green and prolonging life. If the Joe public get to realise this, it will help in modifying their interaction with cyclists. For example it is uncommon for HGV drivers to knock off/push off farm tractors that are doing 10miles per hour on A roads. So why can they extend the same courtesy to cyclists. Education, education.Advertisement of starving kid - yeah, that'll work, sure. Advert with Johnny Iceberg on his top of the range CF, lycra'd up in Assos - don't think it'll get the sympathy vote really.
Nope. I'm only called to forgive my enemies. Sorry.Yeah, but now we're friends you'll forgive me right ?
I'll give you 3 guesses.I have always had the feeling that cycling have been promoted in this country as a form of recreation mainly rather than as a form of legitimate transportation with added benefit of being green and prolonging life. If the Joe public get to realise this, it will help in modifying their interaction with cyclists. For example it is uncommon for HGV drivers to knock off/push off farm tractors that are doing 10miles per hour on A roads. So why can they extend the same courtesy to cyclists. Education, education.
Spelling flames, have we got so low so fast?A driving liceence maybe, but what about a driving licence ?![]()
Cyclist don't damage HGV paintwork as much as tractors!I have always had the feeling that cycling have been promoted in this country as a form of recreation mainly rather than as a form of legitimate transportation with added benefit of being green and prolonging life. If the Joe public get to realise this, it will help in modifying their interaction with cyclists. For example it is uncommon for HGV drivers to knock off/push off farm tractors that are doing 10miles per hour on A roads. So why can they extend the same courtesy to cyclists. Education, education.
Judging by your hair-brained ideas Gbola, you don't work for a local authority do you ?Look some of the money for public awareness campaigns could be raised through cycling activities
I do understand the vulnerability of cyclists. However, I would hate to think that the HGV drivers are deliberately going after cyclists rather than due to lack of understanding. One of the great underestimations of the cyclist is his/her speed. Motorists, pedestrians and even cyclists themselves are all culprits of this underestimation. Thus HGV speeding up to overtake and turning left, thinking they would have finished the manoeuvre before the cyclist reach the point. A combination of raising awareness/education and stiff penalty will go a long wayCyclist don't damage HGV paintwork as much as tractors!
I am not sureJudging by your hair-brained ideas Gbola, you don't work for a local authority do you ?
The Guardian crew are in the house !1649504 said:Harsh. Surely you can do something for a simple soul?
I've called him friend. You have to be content with that.1649504 said:Harsh. Surely you can do something for a simple soul?
Watch who you are calling a Guardian reader....Mum, the Guardian readership are ganging up on me again with their intellectual elitism and referring to me in the third person.