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Vehicle model: 2007 Cadillac DTS
Vehicle model: 2007 Cadillac DTSRate driver
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Courtney02/23/17 9:28 AM
This person is mad that cyclists use their right in Philadelphia to use the whole lane when the bicycle lane is obstructed by parked cars. They drive unsafe in order to attempt to pass cyclists in the lane and also honk aggressively. This person should not have a license
This person is mad that cyclists use their right in Philadelphia to use the whole lane when the bicycle lane is obstructed by parked cars. They drive unsafe in order to attempt to pass cyclists in the lane and also honk aggressively. This person should not have a license
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Tim02/23/17 8:51 AM
While cycling down Spruce St. in Center City Philly, a stretch of bike lane oft laden with illegally parked cars, I decided to take my legal right and occupy the lane of traffic to maintain the safest route on my morning commute rather than switching lanes every twenty feet. After hand signaling my lane change, and checking for cars I rode out into the center of the lane. Seconds later a black Honda Accord, bearing this license plate, began honking. Incessantly. I look back and I must be the one he is honking at, a few other cyclists were around swerving in and out of the bike lane to avoid the aforementioned parked cars. His honking continues for another few moments, until he revs his engine and tries to pass me, VERY closely. Me, being infuriated and an a$$hole, cut him off every time he tried to pass. He rolls down his window to tell me to "get in the bike lane". I tell him, "this is my lane, just as much as yours." Another cyclist supported me. He scoffs as he zooms past, through the parking lane no less, to a recently red light, where I pass him and the other cars, now while in the finally somewhat clear bike lane. How is it that people riding vehicles, that aren't tested to operate their vehicle, are more knowledgeable than those that are tested on it?
While cycling down Spruce St. in Center City Philly, a stretch of bike lane oft laden with illegally parked cars, I decided to take my legal right and occupy the lane of traffic to maintain the safest route on my morning commute rather than switching lanes every twenty feet. After hand signaling my lane change, and checking for cars I rode out into the center of the lane. Seconds later a black Honda Accord, bearing this license plate, began honking. Incessantly. I look back and I must be the one he is honking at, a few other cyclists were around swerving in and out of the bike lane to avoid the aforementioned parked cars. His honking continues for another few moments, until he revs his engine and tries to pass me, VERY closely. Me, being infuriated and an a$$hole, cut him off every time he tried to pass. He rolls down his window to tell me to "get in the bike lane". I tell him, "this is my lane, just as much as yours." Another cyclist supported me. He scoffs as he zooms past, through the parking lane no less, to a recently red light, where I pass him and the other cars, now while in the finally somewhat clear bike lane. How is it that people riding vehicles, that aren't tested to operate their vehicle, are more knowledgeable than those that are tested on it?
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Orange02/24/17 1:47 PM
I notice you call this car a "black Honda Accord" but the model says "2007 Cadillac DTS" at the top of the page?
I notice you call this car a "black Honda Accord" but the model says "2007 Cadillac DTS" at the top of the page?
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Philly always needs more revenue to repair potholes, so keep on reporting to the city government, including their facebook page, that there are lots of illegally parked cars on a specific road. These illegally parked cars ALSO block the bicycle lane. They cause traffic jams by forcing bicycles into the open roadway instead of remaining in the bicycle lane.
Tell them that it makes everyone unhappy. The car drivers are unhappy. The bicycles are unhappy. And it increases the risk of accidents and the chance of road rage.