I became a pedestrian again recently. This reminded me of several things…
1.
For
the most part drivers can’t be arsed indicating, particularly when exiting a
roundabout – most seem to think they’re ‘going straight on’ as if their
particular car has been the centre of the pedestrian’s attention for the last
few minutes
2.
Drivers
often don’t indicate for left turns – and many just don’t bother to indicate at all
3.
Pedestrians
are invisible to car drivers
4.
Car
drivers don’t indicate for other road users only other cars or vehicles bigger
than themselves
5.
All
the schemes in the world to encourage people to ride bikes will fail until bike
lanes have curbs that stop chumps driving in them
6.
Car
drivers have no idea what the hatched yellow lines in the middle of a junction might be for
7.
Car
drivers find it OK to park not only near the end of a road but right round the
corner of it
8.
Car
drivers open their doors onto the pavement without looking to see if anyone is
using the footpath
9.
Cars
park on grass verges
10.
Cars
park on footpaths
11.
Cars
park in bike lanes, especially near schools
12.
Drivers
like to wave you across roads into the path of traffic they haven’t noticed
13.
Very
many pedestrian crossings wait until all the pedestrians have eventually got
across the road before the lights change
14.
Car
drivers still think it’s OK to drive through red lights so long as they
accelerate through the pedestrian crossing and / or they’re one of the first 4
cars through
15.
No-one
car shares
16.
There
are far too many people driving cars
There are far too many other problems for me to bother listing them here - see previous posts!
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