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So, have you learned your lesson ? Did the policeman explain what further penalties you would face in the event of a repeat offence ? could they in fact somehow ban you from cycling for continued infractions as they would for licensed drivers ? And on your bicycle, did you have disc brakes or...

Speeding, dealt with by fixed and mobile speed cameras plus police patrol vehicles Jumping red lights dealt with by fixed cameras. Blocking junctions dealt with by using cameras... again.. Driving while using a mobile phone dealt with by police and on occasions by camera. Cycling too fast...

Did you get the number plate ? did any other witnesses see it ? can you or other pedestrians remember the model and make of car ? thats a good way of tracking down dangerous drivers and reporting it so as this nutter is put off the road. Its lucky she was not nearly hit by a cyclist as you...

Maybe this should happen more often and be publicised more often too then there would be more awareness that the rules apply to all.

Last Sunday I had a leisurely stroll along the undercliff between the Marina and the little cafe at Ovingdean. Lots of pedestrians and plenty of cyclists too. Just by the cafe there are toilets and the undercliff narrows and I noticed for the first time there are barriers at an angle to slow and...

You are getting there, I'll simplify it for you. If I regularly ignore the Highway Code, I WILL end up being fined and tot up penalty points, if I carry on I get a ban which renders me unable to drive legally. I will be persecuted off the road, and tbh, I would deserve that if I regularly...

I refer you to the last and most applicable part of my post "whereas the rest of us would be done. " i.e Drivers are liable to prosecution and subsequent bans.

For picking and choosing to follow only parts of the Highway Code they feel applicable, whereas the rest of us would be done.