Posted by D15DAN on January 27, 2012 at 10:25:31 from (96.125.227.46):
In Reply to: they hate tractors posted by karl f on January 27, 2012 at 05:33:02:
The bicycles are what should be banned from the road. We have to drive tractors on the road, bicycles don't have to be there. I remember a few years ago I came around a curve in a tri-axle dump truck and there was a bicycle creeping up the hill. Luckily there was nothing coming so I just swerved around him, but if a car was coming I would have had 3 choices. 1-hit the idiot cyclist that didnt have sense enough to move over, not even to the edge of the road,2-hit car head on, kill them, or 3-go off steep bank, probably die myself. They're the real menace and have absolutely no need to be there.
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