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"Close passes are a manifestation of driver entitlement": Cyclist receives barely any close passes while riding with 'Don't drive so close to me' poster on bike – but claims "everything went back to normal" once sign was removed - Vimarsana News

"Close passes are a manifestation of driver entitlement": Cyclist receives barely any close passes while riding with 'Don't drive so close to me' poster on bike – but claims "everything went back to normal" once sign was removed

“It’s a minority on the roads who are consciously or unconsciously vile to cyclists,” says Tim Devereux

Source: road.cc
Careless driving 'common' among company car drivers - Vimarsana News

Careless driving 'common' among company car drivers

Drivers have admitted to examples of careless driving, including hogging the middle lane, running red lights and speeding on a daily basis.

Car, cyclist and busy roundabout at rush hour brings danger | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News - Vimarsana News

Car, cyclist and busy roundabout at rush hour brings danger | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News

Today, I very nearly hit a cyclist on a roundabout and I honestly don’t know who was at fault, probably me.

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Fresh concern over long lines of cruise ship cyclists - Vimarsana News

Fresh concern over long lines of cruise ship cyclists

FRESH concerns were raised among islanders this week around cruise ship passengers cycling in long lines on Shetland’s roads. The issue created discussion on...

The sailing rules you can ignore… and those you can't: an expert guide - Vimarsana News

The sailing rules you can ignore… and those you can't: an expert guide

Andy Du Port explores which sailing rules need to be followed to the letter to avoid collisions at sea and considers those which can be safely ignored