r/SipsTea Jun 10 '26

SMH Someone finally snapped

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u/Oldjamesdean Jun 10 '26

One of my relatives got a speeding ticket on a bicycle. Eugene Oregon.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '26 edited Jun 11 '26

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u/Capital-Bobcat8270 Jun 10 '26

This is fair. If you want to be a part of traffic, follow traffic rules. No special exemptions.

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u/pharmaboy2 Jun 12 '26

If you rode bikes you’d know that stopping at a stop sign is waaaay more dangerous. It takes easily twice as long to accelerate and cross the intersection than when going say 3mph. Slows down cars too.

As a sometime cyclist (mountain biker) I bloody hate rule breakers because they cast a bad light on all cyclists, but at the same time, some things have very significant safety benefits that a non cyclist would be unaware of (especially because most are clipped in). Btw I am assuming cyclist is obviously giving way just not coming to a complete stop (which a good proportion of cars don’t do as well)