On Wed, 14 Sep 2005 10:03:48 +0100, Clive
wrote:

If this is true, it points directly to the lack of observation by
cyclists, if the zero priority at junctions on cycle paths causes
accidents.

If it does, yes. If it does not, however, it is still an unnecessary
inconvenience over riding on the road, where you normally do have
priority.

Maybe the motorist does come out in a much better light.

Once again, I ask - *why* do the modes have to compete in this emotive
manner? I am both a motorist and a cyclist (and use other modes as
well). Do I suddenly spout anti-motorist drivel when cycling, or vice
versa? Of course not. I am, however, against poor and inconsiderate
driving and cycling (both of which I see a fair bit of), and against
poorly-designed infrastructure for both.

Neil

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