Shane Warne has taken to Twitter to vent his rage at a cyclist’s behaviour. He’s said a few stupid things at times, done some even stupider things even, but does the Aussie spin legend have a point?
Warnie complained on Twitter, and then to police, about a cyclist that hitched a ride on his car for two minutes, then overtook him, bashed on his bonnet and started abusing him. Warnie isn’t alone in his vocal outrage against cyclists, with the issue of road etiquette becoming big in light of the increased cycle paths in Sydney. But just as motorists complain about cyclists, cyclists complain about motorists, and it’s often the five per cent of people that do wrong who give the rest of us a bad reputation.
Warnie brings up a good point though by saying cyclists should be road registered, putting an end to their ability to hide from their actions through anonymity. Without putting a spin on who’s right and who’s wrong in a cyclist versus motorist mega match, perhaps it is time to get cyclists using the road to be road registered? It could be a free service but something that is required before they use the road.
If you’re strongly for or against it, let us know in the comment box below.
Update: Since we published, the cyclist has come forward saying that Warne was driving erratically and actually hit his bicycle, causing damage. Here are a few of your comments from our Facebook fan page as well. Keep them coming.
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