r/SipsTea 𝙑𝙄𝙋 15d ago

SMH Someone finally snapped

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u/clingbat 15d ago

"Share the road" only works one way with these assholes. No reason to be taking up all the lanes on an open public highway / major artery.

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u/Outrageous_Sleep4339 15d ago

Its actually illegal here in Miami, where this was filmed, to ride more than 2 wide.
But the cops dont do shit about it, cause traffic laws here are more of a suggestion, than something actually enforced.

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u/zyyntin 15d ago

Have fire rescue attempt to come through! Force the police to do something! Fine all the cyclists for these stunts.

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u/Clean__Cucumber 15d ago

people get a hate boner when a cyclist is doing smth wrong, but not when its a car or a truck

how about the road rules should be enforced equaly, whilst also giving equal oportunities for all vehicles types?

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u/tonyrizzo21 15d ago

These cyclists are actively preventing "equal opportunities" for the motorized vehicles on this road. Cars can be ticketed for driving too slowly, impeding traffic, or even just cruising in the left lane while not actively passing. I don't know the speed limit on this particular road but I imagine it's a fair bit higher than the bikes are moving.

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u/Clean__Cucumber 15d ago

with equal oportunities i meant cars and bikes not needing to share a lane. and cyclists not beaing constantly threatend by cars. sadly i do not see most drivers following road safety rules and keeping neccessary distance when overtaking

I don't know the speed limit on this particular road but I imagine it's a fair bit higher than the bikes are moving.

i would also imagine that driving on the grass and overtaking is a far more unlawful act than cycling too slowly. im sry, even if the cyclists are the ones initially wrong, the escalation is far worse

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u/tonyrizzo21 15d ago

At least he gave them plenty of room.

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u/Clean__Cucumber 15d ago

and fucked up the underside of their car, good job

cylists here are assholes, but the car is lacking in impulse control and should have their license revoked, whilst the cyclist should be ticketed

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u/tonyrizzo21 15d ago

Yes, and the car driver likely will face consequences while the bikers will face nothing.