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i passed, but i don't see any relation to cycling (although i've seen this posted all over the net in relation to cycling)
the intro was the best part i thought.
the intro was the best part i thought.
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this has already been posted here.
https://www.bikeforums.net/road-cycling/396638-awareness-test.html
https://www.bikeforums.net/road-cycling/396638-awareness-test.html
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yeah i got that, but i'm saying the message isn't clear enough. if it had a bicycle in it that might've helped.
i'd rather see hipsters doing concentric backwards circles (on bikes) with the bear doing the worm.
i'd rather see hipsters doing concentric backwards circles (on bikes) with the bear doing the worm.
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That was awesome. Thanks. But he real question is: why wasn't the bear wearing a white glove?
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Because the bear can't moonwalk worth a damn.
The point was, if you're not looking for something out of the ordinary, or something that you're not instructed about possibly being there, you just might not see it at all.
To relate this to cycling on the street:
If a driver is only focusing on other vehicles, such as the few directly in front, a couple to the rear, several to the side, and maybe some more parked along the side of the street, they might miss a cyclist nearby.
A driver does not need to be an idiot to miss seeing a cyclist... it's because they're focusing on everything else.
But, yeah, this is a repost, and has probably been reposted more times than anything else I've seen in my short time on BF.
The point was, if you're not looking for something out of the ordinary, or something that you're not instructed about possibly being there, you just might not see it at all.
To relate this to cycling on the street:
If a driver is only focusing on other vehicles, such as the few directly in front, a couple to the rear, several to the side, and maybe some more parked along the side of the street, they might miss a cyclist nearby.
A driver does not need to be an idiot to miss seeing a cyclist... it's because they're focusing on everything else.
But, yeah, this is a repost, and has probably been reposted more times than anything else I've seen in my short time on BF.