Arthur_64 wrote:Christophe's point of view and tone reassure me.
I have a bakery opposite, people park almost IN the bakery. On the sidewalks, on pedestrian crossings, ... The cops pass and say nothing (not to mention that they do not all come from far away). I yell at people regularly, I pass for a freak.
Likewise, in my daily 12km of cycling in town (I have been knocked down twice in 2 months), the attitude of motorists makes me stack up. Lightning fast acceleration, disrespect for traffic laws ... And sometimes with impunity despite the presence of the police.
We will have to consider a number of kicks in the ass to change these mentalities, in the meantime it disgusts me to a point this individualism ...
Hello,
You're lucky to be able to ride a bike at home because at my house almost all the routes leading to the city center are prohibited for bikes, so the solution is to get off your bike and continue on foot pushing your bike but the problem is that cars park on sidewalks and pedestrian crossings. The gendarmerie circulates, sorry, walks, up to 7 in a minivan, but never verbalizes.
Ginette is now walking, pushing her bike, since she was fined on a lane prohibited to cyclists. She understood the lesson:
The 4 x 4 of a notable, never verbalized, although he parks in a place where pass by the handicapped and the elderly by the hundreds:
Pedestrians, very numerous, dangerously obstruct the circulation of cars: