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  • i've spent my school holidays in london and i am lucky i participated in this. that was really amazing

  • In Adelaide (SA) large trucks arent allowed in the CBD and it clearly functions very well as a city. We also have dedicated bike lanes where cars arent allowed to go in. although to be fair cyclist do need to watch where they go as a car will always win

  • Car free cities everywhere! Pedestrian and bicyclists first!

    Thanks for the great bike ride video... and the remembrance. R.I.P.

    Best wishes for further international biking activities. :))

  • THATS WHY YOU DONT FUCK WITH THE BIG RIGS OR TRAINS OR ANYTHING THAT WILL FLATTEN YOU

  • @SpecialHeinrich Can you back up your latest statement saying cyclists behaviour are getting worse or did you read that in the Sun as well?

  • @SpecialHeinrich Prejudice meets Fact... prejudice lose

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  • @SpecialHeinrich A recent government report shows that the EXACT OPPOSITE of what you say is true, with up to 75% of cyclist-motorist collisions being caused solely by poor driving, with the single most important factor being drivers 'failing to look properly'. Illegal cyclist behaviour is discounted in over 95% of cases.

  • Rigggggght

  • Ban lorries at peak times? Are you crazy?  They're not driving around for fun. Lorries are in cities because they're delivering goods. Without them, the city can't function. I do agree that all drivers should be better trained to respect cyclists. But the people in this video blocking the way of a lorry wont gain any respect from that driver.

  • @pickupstix99 Since 2007 Dublin has banned 90% of HGVs in its city centre between 7am-7pm, seven days per week. It clearly still functions as a city. The current HGV ban in London, from 9pm-7am, encourages a huge number of trucks on to the streets at exactly the same time as most cycle commuters head out hardly a sensible policy if the Mayor of London wants to increase cycle traffic fourfold, as he's stated publicly. Many drivers were supportive of the ride when the reasons were explained.

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