Old 06-28-14, 09:36 AM
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Originally Posted by genec
Road Rage really probably doesn't happen that much... and I do understand that people are human and make mistakes... but aggressive driving and doing so at a potential risk to others is another thing altogether.
Aggressive driving is road rage. The motorist who passes to closely because they think a cyclist should ride on the sidewalk or because they are upset about a delay is threatening a cyclist with potential homicide. Motorists may not intend to kill or injure but they know very well that hitting a cyclist could kill them. Aggressive driving near vulnerable active transport is pure sociopathy and should be treated as a felony, not a moving violation. And this sociopathic aggression is not only directed at cyclists. I see motorists g.un it through an intersection even though a pedestrian is already in the crosswalk or adjacent traffic has stopped just about every day.

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