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Cam driver gives a cyclist a piece of his mind for cycling in the middle of the road at 1am, without lights and helmet

Cam driver gives a cyclist a piece of his mind for cycling in the middle of the road at 1am, without lights and helmet

thatJDMahboy

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Errant cyclists on the road are enough to infuriate drivers.

However, what's worse is meeting an oblivious errant cyclist.

And I guarantee they will trigger you, just like what happened in this video:

What Happened?

While driving along Dunearn Road towards the City, the cam car driver encountered a cyclist clad in a pink shirt and a black backpack cycling in the middle of the road.

Obviously, the cyclist woke up that day and chose not to give a damn by deciding to cycle in the dead of night without any lights or helmet.

From a distance, the cam car driver started to flash his high beam at the cyclist to warn other motorists of his presence while also signalling to the cyclist that he (the cam car) was approaching. 

As the cam car driver closed up behind the cyclist, he started spamming his horn at the cyclist to show his displeasure towards the cyclist. 

The cyclist responded with some hand gestures to the cam car driver, likely indicating to the driver to go ahead and use lane 1 to overtake him. 

It was at this point that the cam car driver had enough and decided to give the cyclist a piece of his mind: 

Quote

"WHY THE F@#K ARE YOU CYCLING IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD?!"
"THIS IS THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD! WHY THE F#@K ARE YOU CYCLING IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD?!"
"KEEP TO THE F#@KING SIDE!!!"
"ARSHOLE!"

In all honesty, the cyclist deserved to be reprimanded for his actions. 

If he chose to cycle on the road in the dead of night, the least he could do was to wear a helmet and attach some lights to the bicycle.

And also, lose the earpiece - You can't hear shit if you have music blasting into your ears.

Netizens' Comments

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You also missed out on the requirement of wearing a helmet and having lights to the front and rear while cycling on the road at night.

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Cam car driver definitely seized the opportunity and gave the cyclist a free session with no holds barred!

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No cap🧢

 

 

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thatJDMahboy
On 7/4/2022 at 3:59 PM, mikk123 said:

the driver is very kind i see it. He could have been very silent and use the engine do the talking. 

 

If he was driving a modified car, he could let his exhaust do the talking🤭

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