It's interesting to me that road rage is non-existent between cyclists and pedestrians. It seems to be a manifestation of the frustration of being reduced to a metal box with a monotone horn, a couple of lights and the ability to go forwards and backwards. On a bike you're still a person.
Should they for some reason take notice of you, they will not slow down one bit, but swerve away imperceptibly, infinitesimally, from a collision, thus making sure you are sufficiently rattled by the encounter.
It is possible to do something so monumentally stupid as a pedestrian that you get hit and nobody could have helped you. That thing is to start crossing a bike path and then suddenly go backwards because you got scared.
As long as you don't do that, you'll be fine.
And the cyclists aren't nearly as annoyed by pedestrians as they are by mopeds.
It's what I'd expect by default when riding a bike on a fast street and it wouldn't even occur to me to call it "road rage"
Let's hope those dutch don't purposely hit an American.
You must be living in a different city from where I live.
You can use GPS on a bicycle ... Or even as a pedestrian