Cycling and the attitudes of the driving public 7 Articles

by Chris Green

I guess this is not so much of a rant on behalf of cyclists, as a plea for some understanding in all directions. Whenever I mention that I'm a cyclist, the first thing a large number of drivers say to me is, "I suppose ...read more

by Ray Marr

The story of cycling and the attitude of the driving public at large. what has come to be affectionately termed cagers, for individuals who are stuck in a car aka cage. As a cycle commuter I have the opportunity to explore...read more

by John McDevitt

It's true. There are plenty of people with poor attitudes out there on the roads. We've all encountered them. They are the arrogant, aggressive, impatient people who think the road belongs to them. Everyone, cyclists, mot...read more

by Peggy Nuckles

I admit it. I ride on the sidewalk although it is illegal. But I'm from a small American midwestern town. The code here is "don't get out of your car for no reason." The streets here are full while the sidewalks are em...read more

by Charles Moorhen

Cycling - 5 Simple Techniques That Will Improve Your Comfort and Enjoyment. Whether you cycle into town, pedal to the local shop, take the children to the park or travel long distances on a daytrip or touring holida...read more

by Tabitha Hergest

The position you take on who should take precedence on the precious space of the road depends on whether you are driving a car or riding a bicycle, waiting for a taxi or travelling by bus. I know - I have done all four th...read more

by Lee Norris

Back in 1979, I told my father in law of my plans to cycle the Pacific Coast Highway. I was planning on traveling by train up to Eugene Oregon and Riding Back to Santa Barbara where I was living. I shouldn't have said any...read more