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October 19th 04, 01:16 PM
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Bus driver complaint and OYBike
"Just zis Guy, you know?" wrote in message . ..
On Sun, 10 Oct 2004 18:43:20 GMT, (Nick Cooper) wrote: You can complain to uk.tosspot, who will greet you as a long-lost brother. They think the fact that "yoofs" on bikes commit offences justifies I don't recall putting the sort of cyclist I was complaining about into any particular age bracket. In fact, my own observations tell me that the most "serious"-looking of cyclists are - if anything - worse. Ah, so you are making a non age-specific invalid generalisation instead of the usual age-specific one. That changes everything, obviously... whatever behaviour they see fit to inflict on those unlucky enough to have to share the road with them, and the disparity in danger posed by cyclists and motorists is of no relevance. I could ask you to elaborate on the huge supposition you seem to have made here, but you've already dug yourself into too deep a hole as it is. What supposition? Look back at the history of cross-posted threads between urc and uk.tosspot. Your supposition that I have any affinity with - or remit to defend - the drivers of motor vehicles. Alternatively you could consider to what extent the relative seriousness of your pet hate Please justify use of phrase "pet hate". Please jsutify the use of illegal cyclist behaviour to excuse illegal and potentially lethal bus driver behaviour. And where am I supposed to have done that, smartarse? and the homicidal bus driver might be informed by the fact the fact that the bus driver is trained to a higher standard than most road users, is entrusted with the safety of multiple occupants of his vehicle, is driving a large and heavy vehicle and is notionally a professional driver paid to drive. His company has a duty of care to those with whom their drivers share the roads. So that excuses crap cyclists, does it? So you feel it's perfectly acceptable to use the behaviour of crap cyclists to excuse that of crap drivers, but not vice-versa? Fascinating. Since I haven't, then obviously not. Admit it - you don't even know what you're talkign about, do you? |
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