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i've seen some stupid cycle lane design around dublin alright. "fuck it, that'll have to do" kind of attitude. i agree that it doesn't always make sense to use the infra. i don't have to use the clontarf one so wouldn't know. i'm talking about the clonskeagh road up to sandyford.

these cycle lanes i'm talking about - while constructed by splitting a footpath - are fit for purpose and i use them myself every day. the road beside it is single lane. cyclists using the road are literally blocking cars. i swear, these lanes are decent. it's the sense of entitlement that...

sometimes i see the more enthusiastically lycra-clad cyclists avoiding the cycle lane in favour of the road. as in, a perfectly well-designed and separated-from-the-road cycle lane. i feel that they think they are somehow operating on the same level as a motorized vehicle, and therefore should...

there is no point in trying to talk to a driver, no matter what they've done to you. they will always be on the defensive about it / not feel like they are in the wrong. they are, after all, driving their very important car to their very important thing that they have to do, in the way that...

i don't typically have a problem with taxi drivers myself - i find them to be more aware of whats going on around them than most. this is shocking all the same - what an absolute prick: mind you, it's not like anything will get done about it. name and shame on social media seems to be the...

i had some c*nting taxi driver tell me i shouldn't even be on the road yesterday evening

i cycle to work every day, and this *proposed* law is just hot air, imo. should it become law, it will not be enforced. the click-bait headline just feeds the cyclist hating trolls. really, we need better thought-out infrastructure. for example, bike lanes that don't just suddenly cease to...