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On 22 Oct, 12:10, Boltar wrote:
If a cyclist is dumb enough to get wiped out by a bendy bus they'd probably have been squished by an HGV sooner or later anyway. The golden rule of cycling is you do not pass any sort of vehicle on the inside near a left turn. All very nice in theory, until the poor judgement, stupidity, mistake or incompetence of another road user puts them in that situation. Or the HGV chooses to stop alongside them and then decides to turn left. Or the HGV pulls out in front of them. Etc etc. (Having said that the standard of cycling in London is not good, but is still much better than that of most drivers). |
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