As our agent provocateur double agent "codename JannieJumbo" lurks around town pretending to be a hippy vegetarian cycling activist, but secretly reporting back to us, occasionally his concealed camera captures some real gems of exemplary motorist behaviour.
In this clip, which he secreted in the dead-letterbox drop beneath the shadow of the ASDA Garthdee double-deck carpark, poor old "codename JannieJumbo" is intimidated by a bunch of teenagers driving Aberdeen Car Vauxhall Corsa reg. SW04TTU. They pulse-rev the engine in frustration as they follow him through a pestestrian refuge width-restricted section of carriageway on Aberdeen's Bankhead Road in Bucksburn. Then, as poor "codename JannieJumbo" moves out for parked vehicles, they roar past intimidatingly close.
Which of course raises the perennial question:
"Was he wearing a cycle helmet?"
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Friday, 18 March 2011
Poor Old Cyclists! Even Teenage Corsa-drivers Take the P155
Labels:
Bankhead Road,
Bucksburn,
Cycling,
Pedestrian Refuge
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If a cyclist's on the road, they should be on the pavement.
ReplyDeleteIf a cyclist's on the pavement, they should be on the road.
Whatever they do, pedal cyclists are always in the wrong.