During the Summer this young lady caught me looking up her skirt and flashed me a quick smile.the worst cyclists are the young ladies on their bikes with baskets and wide handlebars.
During the Summer this young lady caught me looking up her skirt and flashed me a quick smile.the worst cyclists are the young ladies on their bikes with baskets and wide handlebars.
don't let your good luck go to your head. they usually wear bike shorts under the skirts. i might have looked once or twice myself. did see green panties once tho.During the Summer this young lady caught me looking up her skirt and flashed me a quick smile.
Awesome, I think I'll use that line next time if I may.Gameboy I have had the same thing happen to me in parking lots, as you are swivelling your head to make sure you see it all, there is always some asshole who walks right behind you as you are backing up and then gives you the dirty look when you slam your brakes on like you have some sort of radar happening and should have seen them all along. FFS, no common sense at all.
I have berated the odd cyclist for being arogant and stupid because they have the right to be on the roadway and think that everyone should look out for them because of their rights. My old stand by to their retort is, you'll never see this vehicle in the hospital, but that's where you'll end up, if your lucky.
I find a lot of pedestrians just assume drivers see them and walk blindly in front of vehicles. When I'm a pedestrian, I make sure that if I'm crossing the street whether it's at a stop light or crosswalk that the driver sees me and is going to stop.Seven pedestrians, including a baby in a stroller, hit by cars so far to-day.
Please let us know how the research into your dashcam goes. I thought about it too, including mounting my iPhone onto the dashboard. What is the easiest setup, all that. Merci!Just got in from dinner.
Was driving downtown and a young (cute) chinese looking girl on her pink Hello Kitty bike zoomed out from between pedestrians waiting on the sidewalk and into the intersection on a red light. I had no time to react and but for the timing I would have hit her and she would have come through the windshield.
I am getting a dash cam tomorrow. Seriously. It would have been my word against this young sob story girl on her pink bike and blood everywhere.
Just need a quick "exit strategy" for the dash cam in case you're at fault. I've thought about this too.Please let us know how the research into your dashcam goes. I thought about it too, including mounting my iPhone onto the dashboard. What is the easiest setup, all that. Merci!
at this point, we have no idea if the driver was at fault. he was charged with careless driving so the case will be investigated and probably go to court. at that time of day, it's a free-for-all. peds in dark clothes not looking, drivers with lights in their eyes. we're just lucky more aren't hit. this is a big city. i think we're doing well when you consider how many peds just walk/run where-ever they want. and how many drivers are distracted. (this thread really has legs!).... Sure it's the driver's fault if the baby gets hit but it's totally preventable...
On the same day yesterday, a car smashed into a tree and another car smashed into a computer store. Apparently, both the tree and the store were not wearing reflective clothing.But being a driver requires extra diligence since you have a lot of metal with you that doesn't stop so easily. The bigger the vehicle the more cautious you need to be.
Just wait until we get some snow.On the same day yesterday, a car smashed into a tree and another car smashed into a computer store. Apparently, both the tree and the store were not wearing reflective clothing.
It is a jungle out there, but it is only cars that kill. They kill pedestrians, cyclists and other motorists. They even have been know to kill a few trees by smashing into them.Downtown today, a cyclist blew through a red light in the middle of Bay and Wellington, weaved through cross-traffic, and nearly struck two older gentlemen pedestrians cossing with the light. They had to hop out of the way. No sense at all.
Seems to be the norm that pedestrians don’t check with the driver before going in front of the car, they just walk. Not sure if it is because pedestrians feel they have the right of way and the victim is not to blame, or they don’t understand the danger.I find a lot of pedestrians just assume drivers see them and walk blindly in front of vehicles.
For some unknown reason, I was unable to open your link.Update on this story: "Sapiano is calling on police and the Crown to reopen the case, now that they’re acknowledging Samson was stationary or near-stationary, waiting to turn left, as he was lawfully obliged to be, when he was rammed from behind."
<http://www.thestar.com/news/crime/2013/07/22/cycling_safety_tom_samsons_widow_wants_probe_into_teachers_death_reopened.html>
Got a link that works?Update on this story: "Sapiano is calling on police and the Crown to reopen the case, now that they’re acknowledging Samson was stationary or near-stationary, waiting to turn left, as he was lawfully obliged to be, when he was rammed from behind."
<http://www.thestar.com/news/crime/2013/07/22/cycling_safety_tom_samsons_widow_wants_probe_into_teachers_death_reopened.html>