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The train driver doesn't usually have much control over it - car drivers and cyclists can drive with due care and attention and avoid accidents.

Pleased to see that most people are, sensibly taking the side of the cyclist in all this. However, it is clear that there are many real ignoramuses, who should not really be posting in a serious discussion, when they have no understanding of: a) the highway code; b) principles of taxation c) cycling

For most of that clip, overtaking is not allowed anyway - double white lines. This applies to any vehicle, including a bicycle.

Of course, he deserved to be injured because of that ! Incidentally, there is no such thing as road tax.

The cyclist has as much right to occupy the left hand side of the road as the motorist, who should have treated him in the same way as another car or van (ie waited until the road was clear, indicated and overtaken carefully) So no real debate about this one.