23 thoughts on “OBEY

  1. Demon

    Same people who’ll be waiting in front of the cars for the traffic lights to change, while the drivers hoot and go crazy.

    1. Podge

      There’s nothing wrong with cyclists using the Advanced Stop Boxes. That’s what they are there for.

  2. T-Dog

    Guarantee you that before long motorists will be moaning about all the cyclists getting in their way when the lights go green.

  3. medieval knievel

    mustn’t have been enough traffic on the site today – deploy the cyclist clickbait.

  4. ZeligIsJaded

    Nonsense.

    There’s plenty of bridges and junctions where traffic ensures cyclist wait for green light.

  5. dhaughton99

    Actually, the problem around that area is the drivers who want to turn left are usually in the bike lane.

  6. Cornelius Winterbottom

    As a cyclist In New York. I was fined $400 for cycling through a red light. (Which I contested and was raised to $500) so these news laws and fines, in comparison seem very reasonable in comparison, especially in a smaller city that’s more easy to Navigate.

    1. bruce01

      Jumped a red this morning. Police car on the other side. Looked driver straight in the eye. #enforcement

      1. Tidy Dave

        Mad lad Bruce. Best keep the Garda-flirting to a minimum and your eyes on the road though, lest you end up a red smear.

  7. Dangerfield

    Wonder how many cyclists will dismount and cross junctions as pedestrians. Or could they be fined for that too? It makes sense to do it at really long-wait junctions like George’s St/Dame St, O’Connell Bridge/Westmoreland St, or Richmond St/Adelaide St, or for pedestrian crossings with no pedestrians crossing at the time.
    Or will this be interpreted as ‘cycling without reasonable consideration’?
    Separately, after seeing the video of a cyclist getting pushed into a ditch somewhere in Ireland yesterday, I think it’s time for more group-cyclist actions, such as critical mass.

    1. J-Teezy

      Totally agree, I’m already hopping off and walking around a corner to highlight to motorists how pathetic it all is. Maybe we’ll get laws like Holland and France that make a bit more sense and aren’tjust laws for cars slapped onto bikes.

  8. PPads

    No cyclist should be allowed on a public road without either a driving license or a separate test. There is no point darting out in front of a Luas then blaming the driver so why should other non cyclists including pedestrians, automatically be at fault?

  9. Nonce Sense

    No pedestrian should be allowed on a public road without either a driving license or a separate test. There is no point darting out in front of a Luas then blaming the driver so why should other non pedestrians including cyclists, automatically be at fault?

  10. rugbylane

    HAHA – Be careful what you ask for motorists, you might get it !! If my fellow cyclists start “obeying” the rules, the poor oul motorists will find themselves surrounded by cyclists and unable to make any kind of progress.

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