The War on Britain's Roads (BBC Documentary / tabloid tv)

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[SIZE=2]"'[/SIZE]War on Britain’s Roads’ is a serious examination of the relationship between cyclists and other road users. The documentary is driven by first hand personal testimony and is mainly centred around a series of individual incidents and the personal experiences of those involved. The film set out to explore real-life stories and is not a comprehensive investigation into every aspect of cycling. It is about the relationship between cyclists and drivers rather the pros and cons of cycling. The programme uses actual footage of real incidents to provoke discussion and investigates the outcomes and consequences of several of the incidents captured and features interviews with both cyclists and drivers. Viewers are left to form their own opinions based on the facts.

Raising awareness of these issues, on a primetime BBC One programme, can only be a positive thing for both cyclists and other road users. We hope that you watch the programme and then form your own opinions."

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I hate it when that happens.....

I don't have a TV license (or a TV), but I think I'll watch this online just to teach the BBC a lesson. Yeah, in your face, Schofield (he does run the TV, doesn't he?)

Let it begin...

I don't have high hopes.

Oh dear.

This is already making me anxious. I've already been on the road for a couple of hours today, I don't know why I'm doing this to myself.

Who is this "it's like a war", Gareth guy? Not helping.

That Range Rover roundabout pull out, I would have just used my brakes. It happens. Gareth is a bit shouty.

Have to side with the taxi driver on this one.

The cabbie's a twat:

"The cyclists didn't gesticulate so my overtake was safe!!"

The cabbie's a twat:

"The cyclists didn't gesticulate so my overtake was safe!!"

Yeah. They're both in the wrong but Gareth totally overreacted.

He's so fucking smug as well.

^this.

Is he on here?

This is twat meets twat on film. How cheap was this documentary? So far it's You Tube clips, then an ominous voiceover going "But there is another side to the story!" and cut to Sid Geezer, Cab no 554: "One time a cyclist gobbed on me".

Gareth is a fucking knob...

Web designer is a prize cock and at the speed he commutes is clearly on EPO!

What bikes are Johnny Law using please? They Smith and Wessons?

Oh man, this PC needs to enter an alley cat.

I'm a Gareth but not that Gareth. What a tool. I'm changing my name to Barry.

So far, the cyclists are pissing me off most.

It's not that bad. The police parts are interesting.

People RLJing in front of the police is priceless.

I'm glad they are covering HGV's.

I'm not watching this and let me just say I am disgusted and whoever is on air at this very moment is really pissing me off.