Bad Driver, No Biscuit
To the very clever driver who decided to lecture me about where I *should* be riding my bike:
I note that your hawk-like eyes spotted the bike lane that I *should* be in, but failed to spot the car that was parked in it just prior to where I entered the main lane, and the one that was backing through it into a parking space about 100 yards further on.
Also, your comments on what another road user *should* be doing have less credibility when you cross the centerline at a stop light to lecture the other road user (and in doing so, pull in front of a bus), and also that prior to these interactions, you failed to stop before making a right turn on red, and then while making the turn, failed to yield to the road user you decided to lecture.
Amusingly, he wasn't even the first to pull out in front of me today (he was third), nor was he first to decide to lecture me about where bikes should be after pulling out in front of me (he was second on that one).
I note that your hawk-like eyes spotted the bike lane that I *should* be in, but failed to spot the car that was parked in it just prior to where I entered the main lane, and the one that was backing through it into a parking space about 100 yards further on.
Also, your comments on what another road user *should* be doing have less credibility when you cross the centerline at a stop light to lecture the other road user (and in doing so, pull in front of a bus), and also that prior to these interactions, you failed to stop before making a right turn on red, and then while making the turn, failed to yield to the road user you decided to lecture.
Amusingly, he wasn't even the first to pull out in front of me today (he was third), nor was he first to decide to lecture me about where bikes should be after pulling out in front of me (he was second on that one).