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Its nice to know, even at my age, im still getting 'checked out' by other road users.

See i told you.

No pretty sure within those utterings is a series of questions believed to be serious. Sure none of it makes sense but id imagine that'll be everybody elses problem and not the question master.

I genuinely surprised anybody bothered to answer that nonsense.

A bit like saying:- 'Hey Stat you're no Dion Dublin presenting Homes Under the Hammer'. 1125330982767341568 To be even mentioned in the same breath as the greatest all time poster is an honour and privilege, for which I thank you enormously.

I posted it to get the the Danish research, which on it's own was pretty flimsy. But it's core point, even though you missed it, I thought was pretty obvious. Cyclists are seen 'breaking the law', drivers aren't. Bringing that to the fore with Louise means this thread only now has one...

Oh blimey Bold steal all the thread, why don't you. :kiss: Having just driven back from Worthing, with this thread in mind:- I caught myself speeding 3 times. (twice driving with the flow, once all my own work) I was a filthy creep 3 times. I am sure one tyre is too flat and needs...

The fact that I had my choice of 'news outlets' coughed up by the google search and still went with Hello Magazine suggests this might, just might, not be news at all. :lol:

The point highlighted in the Danish report is cycle offenses are visable to all. Equal motoring offenses arent. If all cars lit up every time they were speeding or the drivers eyes werent on the road, then motorist would realise they arent in any position to do the traditional whataboutary. My...

As do motorists, of which I'm one esp when it comes to speeding, jumping red lights, looking at phone/sat nav, illegal parking and so on. The main difference being that relaxed approach to rules kills people.

Thankfully, its been like the privy door when the plagues in town, here recently.

In a car :ohmy: I didn't think that was even possible. https://www.hellomagazine.com/celebrities/2019052373419/louise-redknapp-court-running-red-light/ Most drivers receive a £100 fine and three points on their licence if they are caught driving through a red light. If they fail to respond or...