From: Vicko Zoomba on
....is this guy.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/edinburgh_and_east/8400094.stm

Play the video and you'll see at least two things;

1) It's pitch black at night.

2) His bike light isn't suficient to light the road ahead of him for
the speed that he is travelling at.

3) There are tram lines next to him. If he isn't aware of them in the
road and that they will obviously diverge somewhere then I suggest
that he advertises his bike for sale and takes the bus.

He's a danger not only to himself but also the other road users behind
him (including cyclists). He's just one of another breed of blind road
users who will use the excuse "I didn't know they were there", to
avoid responsibility for his own actions.
Any person who doesn't know about the Edinburgh tram works on the East
Central side of Scotland must be totally fuckn breain dead. There's
been so much disruption and financial wrangling over it that it's
never been out of the news.

McKevvy
From: JNugent on
Vicko Zoomba wrote:

> ....is this guy.
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/edinburgh_and_east/8400094.stm
> Play the video and you'll see at least two things;
> 1) It's pitch black at night.
> 2) His bike light isn't suficient to light the road ahead of him for
> the speed that he is travelling at.

> 3) There are tram lines next to him. If he isn't aware of them in the
> road and that they will obviously diverge somewhere then I suggest
> that he advertises his bike for sale and takes the bus.

> He's a danger not only to himself but also the other road users behind
> him (including cyclists). He's just one of another breed of blind road
> users who will use the excuse "I didn't know they were there", to
> avoid responsibility for his own actions.
> Any person who doesn't know about the Edinburgh tram works on the East
> Central side of Scotland must be totally fuckn breain dead. There's
> been so much disruption and financial wrangling over it that it's
> never been out of the news...

....presumably you mean the local news.

Here in southern England, it has never been a hot topic of conversation.
From: Bod on
JNugent wrote:
> Vicko Zoomba wrote:
>
>> ....is this guy.
>> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/edinburgh_and_east/8400094.stm
>> Play the video and you'll see at least two things;
>> 1) It's pitch black at night.
>> 2) His bike light isn't suficient to light the road ahead of him for
>> the speed that he is travelling at.
>
>> 3) There are tram lines next to him. If he isn't aware of them in the
>> road and that they will obviously diverge somewhere then I suggest
>> that he advertises his bike for sale and takes the bus.
>
>> He's a danger not only to himself but also the other road users behind
>> him (including cyclists). He's just one of another breed of blind road
>> users who will use the excuse "I didn't know they were there", to
>> avoid responsibility for his own actions.
>> Any person who doesn't know about the Edinburgh tram works on the East
>> Central side of Scotland must be totally fuckn breain dead. There's
>> been so much disruption and financial wrangling over it that it's
>> never been out of the news...
>
> ...presumably you mean the local news.
>
> Here in southern England, it has never been a hot topic of conversation.

I regularly scan the news and have never seen it
in the news.

Bod
From: Vicko Zoomba on
On 8 Dec, 10:27, JNugent <J...(a)noparticularplacetogo.com> wrote:
> Vicko Zoomba wrote:
> > ....is this guy.
> >http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/edinburgh_and_east/8400094.stm
> > Play the video and you'll see at least two things;
> > 1) It's pitch black at night.
> > 2) His bike light isn't suficient to light the road ahead of him for
> > the speed that he is travelling at.
> > 3) There are tram lines next to him. If he isn't aware of them in the
> > road and that they will obviously diverge somewhere then I suggest
> > that he advertises his bike for sale and takes the bus.
> > He's a danger not only to himself but also the other road users behind
> > him (including cyclists). He's just one of another breed of blind road
> > users who will use the excuse "I didn't know they were there", to
> > avoid responsibility for his own actions.
> > Any person who doesn't know about the Edinburgh tram works on the East
> > Central side of Scotland must be totally fuckn breain dead. There's
> > been so much disruption and financial wrangling over it that it's
> > never been out of the news...
>
> ...presumably you mean the local news.
>
> Here in southern England, it has never been a hot topic of conversation.

I did say East Central Scotland.
From: Vicko Zoomba on
On 8 Dec, 10:54, Bod <bodro...(a)tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
> JNugent wrote:
> > Vicko Zoomba wrote:
>
> >> ....is this guy.
> >>http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/edinburgh_and_east/8400094.stm
> >> Play the video and you'll see at least two things;
> >> 1) It's pitch black at night.
> >> 2) His bike light isn't suficient to light the road ahead of him for
> >> the speed that he is travelling at.
>
> >> 3) There are tram lines next to him. If he isn't aware of them in the
> >> road and that they will obviously diverge somewhere then I suggest
> >> that he advertises his bike for sale and takes the bus.
>
> >> He's a danger not only to himself but also the other road users behind
> >> him (including cyclists). He's just one of another breed of blind road
> >> users who will use the excuse "I didn't know they were there", to
> >> avoid responsibility for his own actions.
> >> Any person who doesn't know about the Edinburgh tram works on the East
> >> Central side of Scotland must be totally fuckn breain dead. There's
> >> been so much disruption and financial wrangling over it that it's
> >> never been out of the news...
>
> > ...presumably you mean the local news.
>
> > Here in southern England, it has never been a hot topic of conversation.
>
> I regularly scan the news and have never seen it
> in the news.
>
> Bod

You live in East Central Scotland?
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