The Dreaded Menace On The Roads & Pavements
Yes, you guessed it, it's the cyclists.
As the days got shorter and darker, the problem becomes greater and even more dangerous.
Every day I see:
1: No lights on the push bikes.
2: Just a front light.
3: Jumping red lights.
4: Riding on pavements.
5: No stopping at pedestrian crossings.
6: Wearing helmet cameras and being selective with what they share.
7: Trying to use a smart phone mobile phone when on their bike.
8: Not able to ride coherently.
9: Riding 2 abreast.
10: Weaving in and out of traffic in a careless manner.
11: The bike, and/or the rider overloaded with items.
12: Very arrogant/abusive, limited vocabulary.
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I strongly advocate that these all push bike riders are:
1: Insured
2: Road tax must be introduced forthwith.
3: Made to display number plates so they can be traced when jumping red lights, riding on pavements, not stopping at pedestrian crossings, damaging other vehicles.
I am of the very strong judgment that if these riders were taxed, insured, number plated, their breaking of the law would dramatically reduce overnight and the government/taxpayers, road users would benefit from the income re road tax and fines.
Importantly, my recommendations would also make safer for the majority of riders as they would be more inclined, on the whole, to abide by the highways codes.
FYI: My dad has been writing to his MP to support a commons debate regarding this matter but has not got very far with it.
If you have seen what I see on a daily basis about riders breaking the law, share it with us here, please. Hopefully, this may help open the eyes of some of these riders and benefit us as well as the riders.


Yes, you guessed it, it's the cyclists.
As the days got shorter and darker, the problem becomes greater and even more dangerous.
Every day I see:
1: No lights on the push bikes.
2: Just a front light.
3: Jumping red lights.
4: Riding on pavements.
5: No stopping at pedestrian crossings.
6: Wearing helmet cameras and being selective with what they share.
7: Trying to use a smart phone mobile phone when on their bike.
8: Not able to ride coherently.
9: Riding 2 abreast.
10: Weaving in and out of traffic in a careless manner.
11: The bike, and/or the rider overloaded with items.
12: Very arrogant/abusive, limited vocabulary.
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I strongly advocate that these all push bike riders are:
1: Insured
2: Road tax must be introduced forthwith.
3: Made to display number plates so they can be traced when jumping red lights, riding on pavements, not stopping at pedestrian crossings, damaging other vehicles.
I am of the very strong judgment that if these riders were taxed, insured, number plated, their breaking of the law would dramatically reduce overnight and the government/taxpayers, road users would benefit from the income re road tax and fines.
Importantly, my recommendations would also make safer for the majority of riders as they would be more inclined, on the whole, to abide by the highways codes.
FYI: My dad has been writing to his MP to support a commons debate regarding this matter but has not got very far with it.
If you have seen what I see on a daily basis about riders breaking the law, share it with us here, please. Hopefully, this may help open the eyes of some of these riders and benefit us as well as the riders.






