I don’t disagree.
As a pedestrian, cyclists are a huge danger because cycling culture is built on aggression, ignoring traffic laws like stop signs and cross walks, and treating humans as street furniture.
As a pedestrian, cyclists are a huge danger because cycling culture is built on aggression, ignoring traffic laws like stop signs and cross walks, and treating humans as street furniture.
Like I said, cycling culture is aggressive.
On the (literal) other side, people staring at their phones wandering out without paying attention calling you aggressive for existing.
What a world.
And use your brakes.
If it is, that's only because you scared away all the others, leaving behind only the ones that aren't scared of anything.
Look at cycling culture in Copenhagen or Amsterdam sometime. That's what cycling looks like when left undisturbed. Children, elderly, and few even wear helmets.
The US is always vast with extreme temperatures. It’s often mountainous or a desert or a desert with mountains.