Please report dangerous drivers to the police - Roadsafe. Report to plod, not just whinge here.

Ary then.

A simple aide memoir is that stationEry has an E like pEn, whereas stationary doesn't.

Your welcome.

E for envelope.

pen

Had identical encounter this morning with a motorcyclist (though without the extended shouty shouty) - Waterloo Bridge is the worst for filtering motorcyclists.

And along Bishopsgate, that cycle lane just west of Liverpool Street, you get motorbikes going undertake crazy round there.

What about pAper though? That has an A in it.

As do popular stationers stAples and rymAns.

Also

Your welcome.

ISWYDT

Gunna get RoadSafe.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ULD3l1gUvI

Wow .... that was pretty horrific!

Putney Bridge Road is like a racetrack, it's a little bit wider than most other roads which really seems to promote fuckwittery.

I really dislike the bit further up under the railway bridge.

Seemed obvious why it got a dent on the passenger side door.

Defintely feel more comfortable knowing I have insurance (camera).

You need to show at least two minutes of footage before the incident or the police will assume you kicked the door in.

That is the funniest fucking thing I have ever seen.

Note to self: Kick doors in 3min before showing cuntish driving.

Right, think I'm ready for one of these CuntCams™ now.

Never seen the point in engaging in a slanging match. You can't argue with stoopid.

plod getting ideas above their station again. worthless.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnvPMXq3XoI

Sorry, rider's a prick, walk on the pavement, don't leg it across the junction wheeling your bike. Those coppers could have caught seven Jimmy Saviles in the time they wasted there.

Whatever you think of the "walk of shame" the rider is right. The splendidly named "Crank Vs Brooks" case established that a person pushing a bike is regarded as a pedestrian.

He's a bit of a nob doing that but he's a legally correct nob.

"Crank Vs Brooks" was on a zebra crossing, not hoofing it across a junction.

Yes, but the key point was that a person pushing a bike was deemed to be a pedestrian. It's not that people pushing bikes are allowed to use zebra crossings, the ruling means people pushing bikes should be treated as pedestrians in the context of the Road Traffic Act.

Sorry, rider's a prick, walk on the pavement, don't leg it across the junction wheeling your bike.

I do this, occasionally. And by this, I mean dismounting and ambling through a junction on foot when it's safe to do so. I might have a little jog if prevents other peds or road users from being inconvenienced.

It makes a lot of sense at some junctions, where the signals are routinely ignored by pedestrians, cyclists and drivers - an example being the omnishambles that is the Pread Street / Paddington Station / London Street clusterfuck.

#omnifuck

#clustershambles

Interesting stuff on Radio 4 'unreliable evidence' tonight (Sat 30th May, about 10pm) re cycling and law. Including a cyclist lawyer admitting to jumping lights, and the validity of video evidence.
Have a listen on bbc i player if you're interested.
Ian.