He believes traffic speeds in urban areas have slowed so much that some cyclists are now travelling faster than vehicles, which may frustrate…
Motorists should let cyclists overtake them in cities, according to TV presenter and keen rider Jeremy Vine
He believes traffic speeds in urban areas have slowed so much that some cyclists are now travelling faster than vehicles, which may frustrate drivers. “And I’m starting to think I want cars to pull over if they see me behind them because they know I’m faster.” The reality is that being behind the wheel may mean a driver “can only move at seven and they can’t accept the fact that cyclists are faster”, Vine said.
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