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    Default Poor cyclists hehhehe

    Its great that these clowns now have the law bracing down on their little baskets and handlebars. Its amazing that laws have to be made to enforce the obvious, in this instance ,cycling with due care as in not going through traffic lights and driving off the bloody footpath.

    bring the laws on,
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    Erm, not to be pedantic on an internet forum or anything, but no laws changed.

    They've just bringing in on the spot fines. Which is probably less than could currently be imposed anyway by any guard who choose to prosecute based on road behavior offences. It's just now they don't have to bring you to court and it's less paperwork.

    That said, it's all about enforcement, and I doubt we'll see a huge amount of that.

    Love your inclusive attitude towards cyclists though, clear to see you've never ridden a bike anywhere.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gonzo76 View Post
    Erm, not to be pedantic on an internet forum or anything, but no laws changed.

    They've just bringing in on the spot fines. Which is probably less than could currently be imposed anyway by any guard who choose to prosecute based on road behavior offences. It's just now they don't have to bring you to court and it's less paperwork.

    That said, it's all about enforcement, and I doubt we'll see a huge amount of that.

    Love your inclusive attitude towards cyclists though, clear to see you've never ridden a bike anywhere.
    I have ridden bikes but switched to ones with engines on them. When I see tax payers money spent to ruin our roads and accommodate such an ignorant shower of cunts then I certainly become most inclusive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Westsidex View Post
    I have ridden bikes but switched to ones with engines on them. When I see tax payers money spent to ruin our roads and accommodate such an ignorant shower of cunts then I certainly become most inclusive.

    Westside.
    Ah, the road tax chestnut. So you're admitting to paying no more than €88 per year as an even more despised road user class (motorbike riders), when you would probably find that a large portion of cyclists ALSO own cars and pay road tax like everyone else.

    But sure, in efforts of public order and efficiency, public health, take them all off their bikes and put them in cars. I can't see that causing any problems....

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    There's no excuse for cyclists acting the bollocks, but they are a particularly vulnerable group of road users! These laws need to be used with common sense!
    Ride them on the beaches!

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Libertarian View Post
    There's no excuse for cyclists acting the bollocks, but they are a particularly vulnerable group of road users! These laws need to be used with common sense!
    Becoming extinct I'm afraid. I give it another 10 years at the most.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Libertarian View Post
    There's no excuse for cyclists acting the bollocks, but they are a particularly vulnerable group of road users! These laws need to be used with common sense!
    Agree, COMMON SENSE. bur gardai go for the simplecases. Like the young cyclist cycling through a red pediastrian light, when NO One was on the crossing. The garda was just standing their prosecuting cyclist after cyclist. This was in Rathmines.

    Thats how gardai loose respect.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Libertarian View Post
    but they are a particularly vulnerable group of road users! !
    They most certainly are. Its harder and harder not to belt the daddy bags off some of them.

    Westside.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Libertarian View Post
    There's no excuse for cyclists acting the bollocks, but they are a particularly vulnerable group of road users! These laws need to be used with common sense!
    Cyclists are vulnerable because they put themselves in vulnerable situations .
    I will play with the toys that god has given me .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Westsidex View Post
    Its great that these clowns now have the law bracing down on their little baskets and handlebars. Its amazing that laws have to be made to enforce the obvious, in this instance ,cycling with due care as in not going through traffic lights and driving off the bloody footpath.

    bring the laws on,
    Westside.
    so you want them to cycle on the footpath or cars to drive on it?

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