Cyclist collision at mini round about

BeenThroughItAll

Fat_Walt wrote: »

The OP

Aha. A TWA Tea roadsign. I thought it might be a See Oh See Kay road sign.

almillar

emmasaundersagain:

what are you on about

I'm trying to clarify what exactly happened, because your description doesn't seem very clear. You described pulling out in front of a cyclist and everyone has blamed you. You are trying to explain that you were already on the roundabout etc, and I'm trying to work out what route exactly the cyclist took to get to your front right wing.

Why share location - you know what a mini round about looks like surely?

I sure do, but they're can all be different. Different sizes, different number of roads, different angles etc. Unless your house is actually on the roundabout, you're not giving any info away.

here it is

That's a bunch of road signs. This is the sign relevant to this thread:
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwiG9ceZuPjPAhVrKsAKHVjEC7cQjRwIBw&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.telegraph.co.uk%2Fmotoring%2Fnews%2F10353447%2FThe-history-of-British-road-signs.html&psig=AFQjCNGFkJrtVN2CeqftPMdl-JZFo_l5YQ&ust=1477570208325342

Nope LOOK INTO IT LIGHTS REQUIRED AT SUNSET

It's earlier in the thread. I though we had established it was 30 mins after sunset. But OK, have YOU established what time sunset was, what time lighting up time was, and what time this incident took place?

spadoosh

emmasaundersagain wrote: »

Careless driving:

misuse of any lane to avoid queuing or gain some other advantage over other drivers;

over a hatched area

Oh wait this is just filtering?

emmasaundersagain wrote: »

There are decided cases that provide some guidance as to the driving that courts will regard as careless or inconsiderate and the following examples are typical of what we are likely to regard as careless driving:

• overtaking on the inside;
• driving inappropriately close to another vehicle;

Oh is this filtering?

Im impressed your still here, guessing everyones having too much fun with you to report it.

driving
noun
1.
the control and operation of a motor vehicle.
"he was convicted of reckless driving"

You ride a bicycle.

You where driving, that close to another vehicle, it hit you. Ergo youre a careless driver.

DoaM

Was OP briefly PPRd? (Just curious as to why the Again AE has appeared).

spadoosh

emmasaundersagain wrote: »

!!!! off will that get be banned

I imagine you look like this...

Fat_Walt

emmasaundersagain wrote: »

Careless driving:

misuse of any lane to avoid queuing or gain some other advantage over other drivers;

over a hatched area

Oh wait this is just filtering?

emmasaundersagain wrote: »

There are decided cases that provide some guidance as to the driving that courts will regard as careless or inconsiderate and the following examples are typical of what we are likely to regard as careless driving:

• overtaking on the inside;
• driving inappropriately close to another vehicle;

Oh is this filtering?

How can it be careless driving by a cyclist?

It may have escaped your attention a cycle is not a motor vehicle.

And as we well know you need to be driving a motor vehicle to be convicted of careless driving.

Fat_Walt

emmasaundersagain wrote: »

Hey hears an out there argument - the cyclist was travelling behind another vehicle and too fast for me to see it?

No

You're guilty of careless driving. You should have looked instead of daydreaming about !!!!.

Joe_Horner

emmasaundersagain wrote: »

Hey hears an out there argument - the cyclist was travelling behind another vehicle and too fast for me to see it?

No

So, are you saying:

no, the cyclist wasn't behind another vehicle, or

No, the cyclist wasn't riding to fast for you to see, or

All of the above


before recklessly pulling out in their path? Either way, seems like you're trying to refute your own earlier claims about what happened.