You posted in your ride report...
Also coming conclusion that part of having driver’s licence to drive a car in the UK, you must do x number of miles on a bike which would cut down on number of accidents on our roads involving cars and bikes because most motorists on roads around Cumbria were going to fast for the weather conditions especially along the B5282 between Arnside and Milnthorpe, its not rocket science to pass a bike on a road, slow down and wait for the traffic to clean coming the other way and then over take. Also don’t drive through pools of waters when passing cyclists which only splash or soak the cyclist with water which is not funny and its like someone throwing bucket at water at you which most would folk strongly object to unfortunately we live in culture where most of the population as to get from A to B as fast as possible, maybe its time we have rethink in the way we do things and use two feet or two wheels to get about and take time to stop and look at the view, also live nearer our places of work so that we don’t have use the motor car that often.
Simeon, sadly it seems this observation is becoming ever more universal in industrialized countries, and I've found it to be so here as well. I envy the quiet roads of AndyBG's Bulgaria!
I too wish car drivers were required to put in "comp-time" on a bicycle; it would surely make for greater understanding when behind the wheel!
Lovely photos as always and a gorgeous (but cold!) day to be out on the bike. Your posts are always a "must-see" part of my Sunday Forum reading and very nice to look forward to. Thanks for once again sharing your wonderful rides and desserts with us! Top photos!
Best,
Dan.