Really? I’ve commuted using various forms of transport for 14 years and I haven’t hit anything. Regardless of how “unpredictable” they were. And I had to be somewhere too 
■■■■■■■ my simple little friend . i might be hammering but im not breaking the speed limit yeah ?
And im not using lethal machinery . ok ?
So your comparison is not valid yah ?
Cause they not same things at all
Maybe the fisherman saw you coming, and naturally went to hook a maggot.
roaduser66:
Cycle lanes are for elderly people and kids learning to ride a bike.
Pretty sure the Government wasn`t thinking along those lines when they started constructing them in order to facilitate your safety. I find some of your inane, repetitive views dismaying.
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Bluey Circles:
the roads are as much for cyclists as they are for other vehicles, and we pay for them every bit as much as other road users (may be arguably even more so)Hmmm…Don`t think so.
Roads are funded out of general taxation, As is often quoted on trucknet cyclists are middle class tw4ts, I would therefore hazard a guess that your typical cyclist pays more in taxation than your average punter so therefore it is quite possible that cyclist do contribute more to our road network, and they certainly do less damage, create less pollution, and kill or injure far fewer people. But of course the roads are not there exclusively for those who contribute the most, and I would hazard another guess that cyclist are more willing to share this road space than any other user.
boredwivdrivin:
■■■■■■■ my simple little friend . i might be hammering but im not breaking the speed limit yeah ?
And im not using lethal machinery . ok ?So your comparison is not valid yah ?
Cause they not same things at all
yep - everyone else is simple or stupid, yah?
Thought you said in traffic, cyclists are moving faster than the vehicles? Make your mind up you prick.
Cant be arsed to unearth examples of cyclists causing the death of a pedestrian. Still, its probably NEVER happened. ok?
Your piece of [zb] recycled washing machine and your brightly coloured tights will have been delivered by trucks you moron.
Without trucks you get nothing.
Bluey Circles:
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Bluey Circles:
the roads are as much for cyclists as they are for other vehicles, and we pay for them every bit as much as other road users (may be arguably even more so)Hmmm…Don`t think so.
Roads are funded out of general taxation, As is often quoted on trucknet cyclists are middle class tw4ts, I would therefore hazard a guess that your typical cyclist pays more in taxation than your average punter so therefore it is quite possible that cyclist do contribute more to our road network, and they certainly do less damage, create less pollution, and kill or injure far fewer people. But of course the roads are not there exclusively for those who contribute the most, and I would hazard another guess that cyclist are more willing to share this road space than any other user.
Dipstick. Well. if it`s quoted on trucknet, it must be true, eh?
Not too bright to “hazard” guesses, but knock yourself out.
For your consideration - motorists pay general taxes…AND road tax on top of that. Interesting…
Yes ■■■■■■■ , click the link i posted above and there are a couple of deaths of pedestrians . cant find any dead vehicle drivers tho .
Of course if the gov didnt try and get cyclists and pedestrians to share a path , those deaths would probably never have happened .!
eagerbeaver:
Your piece of [zb] recycled washing machine and your brightly coloured tights will have been delivered by trucks you moron.Without trucks you get nothing.
If that is completely true …
Then mankind would have died out in the stoneage !!
But ive never denied the need for some trucks , i have always argued that they are too an important and dangerous resource to be left to free markets .
They need to be nationalised and centrally managed to reducethe excessive wasted journeys and environmental damage .
I spelled it out for the fick kidz on another thread .
boredwivdrivin:
I spelled it out for the fick kidz on another thread .
Well given that just a few days ago you admitted to posting things that were not true in an attempt to wind people up, its hardly surprising no one takes what you say as gospel is it?
The-Snowman:
Its also official guidance to always wear a helmet and use front and rear lights but you and that other ■■■ BWD seem to think it doesnt matter since its not illegal. Cant have it both ways pal
Don’t lie about what I’ve written. You’ve been asked politely before not to make up stuff I’ve never said. Pack it in.
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roaduser66:
Cycle lanes are for elderly people and kids learning to ride a bike.Pretty sure the Government wasn`t thinking along those lines when they started constructing them in order to facilitate your safety. I find some of your inane, repetitive views dismaying.
Yes they were, because it’s in the official guidance:
Ride at a sensible speed for the situation and ensure you can stop in time. As a general rule, if you want to cycle quickly, say in excess of 18 mph/30 kph, then you should be riding on the road.
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For your consideration - motorists pay general taxes…AND road tax on top of that. Interesting…
You pay road tax ? LOL, I’m not sure who you are paying it to but it was abolished in 1936 LOL
" Pack it in " FPMSL.
Are you still at school mate? Spilt my damned tea now.
boredwivdrivin:
Yes ■■■■■■■ , click the link i posted above and there are a couple of deaths of pedestrians . cant find any dead vehicle drivers tho .Of course if the gov didnt try and get cyclists and pedestrians to share a path , those deaths would probably never have happened .!
Now were shuffling towards some sort of realisation. (slightly amending your quote) If the gov didnt try and get cyclists and motorists to share a road, these deaths probably wouldnt happen......................oh, hang on - theyre trying to segregate them, aren`t they?
Perhaps you more vociferous two-wheelers should start bleating to your various lobby groups and start demanding properly segregated cycle/ pedestrian ways?
eagerbeaver:
" Pack it in " FPMSL.Are you still at school mate? Spilt my damned tea now.
Why am I not surprised you don’t see anything wrong with drunk driving?
Bluey Circles:
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For your consideration - motorists pay general taxes…AND road tax on top of that. Interesting…You pay road tax ? LOL, I’m not sure who you are paying it to but it was abolished in 1936 LOL
Right…it goes like this…once a year, in order to be allowed to drive my car on the public roads network, a chunk of money goes out of my bank account, to the government. Has done since 1975. Now you can be as pedantic as it pleaseth you to be, but that my friend, is a government tax on me (the aformentioned motorist) for using the roads. It could be called a rubber erosion tax, but it`s still the same thing.
My sides are killing me!! You two should be on stage fellas.
Keep it coming!! …When is your xmas DVD out■■? You could call yourselves " Bell and End ".
Festive fun with two of your favourite silly cyclists.
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boredwivdrivin:
Yes ■■■■■■■ , click the link i posted above and there are a couple of deaths of pedestrians . cant find any dead vehicle drivers tho .Of course if the gov didnt try and get cyclists and pedestrians to share a path , those deaths would probably never have happened .!
Now we
re shuffling towards some sort of realisation. (slightly amending your quote) If the gov didnt try and get cyclists and motorists to share a road, these deaths probably wouldnt happen......................oh, hang on - theyre trying to segregate them, aren`t they?Perhaps you more vociferous two-wheelers should start bleating to your various lobby groups and start demanding properly segregated cycle/ pedestrian ways?
Ive never asked for pedestrians and cyclists to share space .
If cyclists dont have their own roads ( like bristol to bath cyclepath) then they must use roads
Ive asked for drivers to drive properly ,with due care and attention , and when there is an inevitable death , that the police investigate , and the CPS review whether charges are appropriate , not the police