not4sale, I work long hours, and all of my work commute is done in the dark, twice a day. Last week, TWICE within a few minutes, a petrochemicals truck driver moved to push me almost off the road. This was at about 6:20am. The second time he did it, I went around his truck to the driver's side, and at the red-light, asked him why was he attempting to drive into me. I wore THREE lights (one front, one rear, and one one my Timbuk2 - I replace all batteries very regularly). He said I should "Use The Fucking Cycle Lane". I pointed out there wasn't one, and I was as far over on the left as I could be. He said, I "should better watch it sonny". I left it at that. Normally, I can be very reactionary in such circumstances, but I felt dragging him out of his high cab, and giving him a "talking to", might have gone badly. I cycled on to work, and wondered what makes people like that.
Again, Ashe, not blaming you for incidents like this or the driver's attitude, but there's a lot of evidence here that you would benefit from some training. It will transform your enjoyment of cycling.
Again, Ashe, not blaming you for incidents like this or the driver's attitude, but there's a lot of evidence here that you would benefit from some training. It will transform your enjoyment of cycling.