... car drivers in a traffic jam to do to let cyclists and motorcyclists progress? To stay stationary with the handbrake on? Why can't they move aside? In a moving traffic jam (if there's such a thing), sometimes drivers do exactly that for motorcylists. Why can't they all do it? They can. Why don't they? Don't ask I, ask 'e.

... it would be courteous for car drivers in a traffic jam to do to let cyclists and motorcyclists progress? To stay stationary with the handbrake on? Why can't they move aside? In a moving traffic jam (if there's such a thing), sometimes drivers do exactly that for motorcylists. Why can't they all do it? They can. Why don't they?

...>>>>> What would you suggest it would be courteous for car drivers in a traffic jam to do to let cyclists and motorcyclists progress? To stay stationary with the handbrake on? Why can't they move aside? In a moving traffic jam (if there's such a thing), sometimes drivers do exactly that for motorcylists. Why can't they all do it? They can.

...you to understand? What would you suggest it would be courteous for car drivers in a traffic jam to do to let cyclists and motorcyclists progress? To stay stationary with the handbrake on? Why can't they move aside? In a moving traffic jam (if there's such a thing), sometimes drivers do exactly that for motorcylists. Why can't they all do it?

... wrote: JNugent wrote on 03/06/2007 11:40 +0100: Why can't they move aside? In a moving traffic jam (if there's such a thing), sometimes drivers do exactly that for motorcylists. And more often than not more of them will do the exact opposite. Of course, they don't *have* to move aside (especially to aid the biker in his progress along the dotted line between the ...

... wrote on 03/06/2007 11:40 +0100: Why can't they move aside? In a moving traffic jam (if there's such a thing), sometimes drivers do exactly that for motorcylists. And more often than not more of them will do the exact opposite. -- Tony "The most savage controversies are those about matters as to which there is no good evidence either way." - Bertrand Russell

...two)?" ....was too difficult for you to understand? What would you suggest it would be courteous for car drivers in a traffic jam to do to let cyclists and motorcyclists progress? To stay stationary with the handbrake on? Why can't they move aside? In a moving traffic jam (if there's such a thing), sometimes drivers do exactly that for motorcylists.