On 16:41 9 Mar 2020, JNugent said:
On 09/03/2020 14:02, TMS320 wrote:
On 08/03/2020 12:12, Pamela wrote:
On 21:46Â* 7 Mar 2020, TMS320 said:
On 07/03/2020 16:58, Pamela wrote:
On 15:29Â* 7 Mar 2020, TMS320 wrote:
On 07/03/2020 12:51, JNugent wrote:
On 07/03/2020 11:20, TMS320 wrote:
On 07/03/2020 10:28, Pamela wrote:
On 15:12ÂÂÂ* 6 Mar 2020, MrCheerful
wrote:


The idiot rider was captured on dashcam dodging through
speeding traffic on the M60, forcing drivers to slam on the
brakes to avoid a deadly accident.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/motors/11111182/idiot-cyclist-
ride-across-entire-m60-motorway/

Why do people like that cycle as if the law simply doesn't apply
to them?

A mistake?

It's so easy to cycle inadvertently onto a motorway and then cross
from an access sliproad to the offside lane (of three) then swerve
back across to the hard shoulder, isn't it?

If you bothered to look, you would find that the access from the
roundabout joins on the right. Now, I accept there was opportunity
to return to the roundabout before entering the motorway proper but
we have no idea what was going through her mind.

None of that makes any difference because she shouldn't be on the
motorway at all.

Of course. But you write as though you think the person was acting in
some sort of calm, habitual manner.

That describes the video exactly.Â* Have you actually seen it?

I have.

The cyclist casually and without a backward glance cuts across the car
taking the video.

Once committed to such an error would an outward display of panic help?

Nor should she cut across a car in the way she did, no matter what
the road.

Where it is legal to cross a fast two lane trunk road, the technique
doesn't scale up from crossing a 30mph residential road. People don't
realise this.

The cyclist cuts across a motorway, not a dual carriageway.Â* The
title says "M60" plain and simple.Â* Why not take a look.

Are you Nugent's sister? You have the same inibility to read and
comprehend. I did not use the words "dual carriageway".

In many instances the only difference between a motorway and a dual
carriageway is that one has blue signs and the other has green signs.
It also happens that where green signs are used it is permitted to
discover and develop the spatial skills needed for crossing a "fast two
lane trunk road".

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pr...qNJt5tPEdNGRaa
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The carriageway in the video has three lanes and a slip road joining on
the left. It is not an all-purpose road (which is what was meant by
"dual-carriageway"). It is a motorway (yes, a dual-carriageway
motorway).

BTW: Please accept my thanks for doing exactly what I said you would do.

TMS320 also claims,

"In many instances the only difference between a motorway and a dual
carriageway is that one has blue signs and the other has green signs."

I wonder if he's passed his driving test or old enough to take it. I hope
he's not a schoolkid giving us the benefit of his stream of consciousness.
As they say, on the Internet no one can tell if you're a dog.