driver needs to be given 100 lashes
Agree with all that you wrote.Firstly bikes are a menace on our roads today. Many bikers drive with a sense of entitlement feeling that they own the road and cars need to give right of way to them always. In this case it looks like the car was in the wrong. You should never hit a person or a bike on purpose. I am hoping that there is a part of the story that we have not been told yet.
So 1000% with this sentimentFirstly bikes are a menace on our roads today. Many bikers drive with a sense of entitlement feeling that they own the road and cars need to give right of way to them always. In this case it looks like the car was in the wrong. You should never hit a person or a bike on purpose. I am hoping that there is a part of the story that we have not been told yet.
You'd be wrong. The driver did not check when crossing a clearly marked pedestrian/ bike path. The car also clearly fled the scene. It might not have been intentional, but it wouldn't matter since the driver failed to remain. He might face charges...definitely going to have a claim against his insurance by the cyclist.First encounter why didn't cyclist go around back of car like other cyclist, Then 2nd encounter cyclist sees the same car from afar, he could then slow down as footpath says, or plan to go around back of car, he has plenty of time to react, yet it seems like he wanted to get hit by car, I blame the cyclist, driver didn't intentionally hit him unless at the first encounter rider flipped him off, we don't know,
Watching the video in slow motion, put yourself in drivers seat, the driver did check, your sitting waiting, 2cyclists come from right to left, at the exact moment, a cyclist comes out of no where speedin, cycleway clearly says slow down, blind spot and probably campflauged, driver thought it was clear , so proceeded forward, then bam, clearly cyclists fault,You'd be wrong. The driver did not check when crossing a clearly marked pedestrian/ bike path. The car also clearly fled the scene. It might not have been intentional, but it wouldn't matter since the driver failed to remain. He might face charges...definitely going to have a claim against his insurance by the cyclist.