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Yes, ALL the other cyclists. Because not a single one is law-abiding. Crawl back into your hole, thefacts. This development is yet another sign that you're losing your pithy little war....

The last thing you want are a bunch of drunk passengers in the event of a potential emergency evacuation....

They may be nuts, but people riding without helmets aren't breaking the law unless they're under the age of 14....

There's a sidewalk on the left side of the street, too....

Oh, I see. So it's okay for a cop to break the law, as long as the person they're inconveniencing is also breaking the law....

You didn't mention that the study actually indicates that New Yorkers drink at a rate BELOW the national average. Kind of makes you never want to get behind the wheel of a car at night anywhere in the...

Fine, you don't want a European example... how about the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail? It's a mile from Manhattan, and it's been operating on the same type of honor system for a decade....

But it's also a lot cheaper to collect an E-ZPass toll than a cash toll. It doesn't require a toll booth attendant and all money transfers are electronic....

Uhh... that's not a picture of a bike lane. It's a picture of a left-turn lane....

Ha. True. But even the Idaho law states that cyclists have to yield to pedestrians. So clearly, Scott has a very loose grasp on what the Idaho Stop is....

Sorry, but if that pedestrian you're yelling at has the right of way at that crosswalk, you're just an asshole. If you're going to practice the Idaho Stop, for crying out loud, at least only proceed ...

No - I've never ridden the wrong way down a one-way street, ridden on the sidewalk, or cut off a pedestrian blowing through a red light. Believe it or not, a lot of us exist. Most of us are commuter a...

As a law-abiding cyclist, I'm pretty thrilled that cops are out writing tickets for scofflaw cyclists. But, since the NYPD is an organization that sees no problem in breaking the law themselves, this...

Yup - definitely. You beat me to it! And instead, we got a mall with a Target and a Chuck-E-Cheese... forty years later....

Jesus Christ, I know the law. Are you familiar with Hayley and Diego's Law, which went into effect at the beginning of the month? Drivers can now be charged with criminal negligence for things like th...