He Gets Out Bouncing - Impatient Audiot Driver - VK15UKX 

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@@alastairward2774 and does that confer any right to bully or harass other road users?

And as we all know that means that he's entitled to do whatever he pleases .

Actually, they only own the right hand lane of motorways! Get yer law right innit fam 😂😂

Sorry but BMW owns the road. If you open the glove box there is a certificate of ownership for the road. And they put extra loud horns to let us cyclists know we are trespassing on their property

I was thinking the same thing.

Easiest way to deal with these people. "If I'm holding you up, why have you stopped and gotten out of your car?". I find asking questions to idiots, makes their brains hurt, as they dismantle their own fantasy by answering. Cognitive dissonance is powerful.

Even if he wasn't, there is no reason to beep or tailgate. He needs to wait behind, and overtake only when safe to do so by completely changing lanes.

Absolutely spot on. Even if another road user is slowing your progress in some way doesn't automatically mean they are in the wrong. People need to learn to share the roads.k

@@CyclingMikey Yes, 100% agree!

@@ibs5080 spot on?? 😂😂. He stays in the middle of the road while cars go on the opposite side to pass. If not passing then they go 3 mile an hour. I'm sure all you lot are regards that stick up for this bell end

@@thomasjones928 Well, I think you meant “retards”, but having said that, are you a U.K. driver ? Do you realize that cyclists can take up the whole width of the lane, it’s not just an automobiles territory. Whoever is behind has to wait their turn in a marked area to pass.

Audi inability to think rationally.....whenever I am behind a cyclist keeping up with traffic at 30 MPH + it always makes me smile and think back to the days when I could do so. Sadly those days are gone for me now but I still appreciate cyclists going for the burn. 😃👍

No its just a case of a complete idiot in charge of a car.

_They’re always in a rush until they’ve got all day to argue._ Bingo! You said it. True for the US as well.

I've always said it Dog>>>humans

Same, 30 minutes agoriding my moped through a green light and someone opposite way was turning to go across me, went to pull out infront of me (100% his retard fault, I aint ever stopping there for a nugget like that) Then has the audacity to shout "PRICK" Absolute REMs drivers on the wirral.

That's the problem with incompetent people though, they're blissfully unaware of their incompetence.... Though I would just poi t out, the cyclist didn't Che k over his shoulder once, as is required by law when passing parked vehicles, also jumping on and off of the footpath so they both need to take another look at the highway code really.

@@grizzlygamer8891 That cyclist did not jump on and off the footpath. You can't see any of his shoulder checks as the camera was handlebar mounted. Maybe don't tell lies eh.

@@grizzlygamer8891 It's required by law to check over your shoulder when passing parked vehicles? Check for what? That's only necessary when you change lanes. This video seems to be from a camera mounted to the handlebars, so you wouldn't know whether or not the cyclist checks over his shoulder or not. When did he jump on and off the footpath? Haven't seen him do it at all in this video. Sure you've commented on the right video?

The driver was driving poorly, however to imply all Audi drivers drive that way is clumsy. I doubt there is a correlation between a specific brand of car and poor driving. Poor driving isn’t selective

@@bartoni79 I'm a cop, and let me tell you, there's a reason why stereotypes exist in cars. Audi drivers from our county rank close to no 1 most incident related, so much we don't actually have a marked audi police car as some officers believe in the superstition.

@@LazarkGaming we dont have that in the UK lol If that was the case then all the KSIs would be largely Audi drivers ... People who drive dangerously will also not cross the road without lookong expecting all the traffic to magically stop immediately 🤣....or will drive in the same bad way if they were in a van, or even on a bike. Bad people are bad people..I'm sure this driver was still bad even before he got this Audi 🤣

@@bartoni79 thanks. Some of the anti audi comments were hurting my feelings 🤣

* loser not looser

The bit of rule 112 after that is particularly useful; "You MUST NOT use your horn... except when another road user poses a danger."... ...which the cyclist wasn't posing!

The horn is basically the same as shouting "I'm an extremely impatient and incompetent driver, beware i'm a danger to everyone around me because i'm selfish"

When he got out of his car, I would have said, 'Well, you've got my attention, now what do you want'

Seems to me there was something wrong with his road positioning when he crossed an unbroken line to sit beside another vehicle in the on-coming lane because ‘“it’s too hot over there”. Could be your road rules are different to ours. I really don’t care, but a guy who spends so much time calling out others who break the rules should obey them all himself - even when it is inconvenient for him. EDIT: I’ve just learned the channel operator isn’t the rider in this case, so this criticism doesn’t apply to him this time.

@@boboak9168 Given it was 32 Celsius on that day, seems fair to go sit in the shade. It's not like anyone would be coming with the barriers down.

@@CyclingMikey - that's selective obedience of the laws. "Sorry officer - i was speeding on my motorbike to cool myself down; because it's so hot today".

@@CyclingMikey, exactly. It's not as if he was posing any danger or obstruction to anyone while the booms were down.

The California Driver handbook clearly states that cyclists NOT weave in and out of parked cars, but to carry a straight line the entire time. Why? Because inattentive drivers will be "surprised" by a cyclist doing this and then weaving back out around a car ("He came out of NOWHERE, officer!"). And homicidal drivers will just use it as an excuse to nail a cyclist! Plus, it makes sense to hold a consistent line. Anyone who's raced in a peloton knows how important "holding your line" is! It's the law. Something drivers only refer to when it's to their advantage!

Seems like the driver use the cyclist going too slowly as a pretext to start an argument with someone.

There where lots of opportunities spots to be curteus and to let him pass stop him but to me it seems people don't care about others and being polite oh I'll just hold traffic up why not have some decency pull to the side it takes one minute let the traffic flow why do you need to be in the middle of the road on a bike it's just un polite behavior then have a go at the driver beyond a joke

He was probably triggered by the cyclist occupying the middle of the lane, despite not being held up by it.

@@evolvingsunsaudio What if you are the traffic flow?

@@evolvingsunsaudio You obviously understand nothing about using the roads, do you? Wind your neck in and educate yourself.

No, they don't.

Yes he was going the speed of Aygo.... About 10mph... in a 30 zone...................................................................................

@@thegameeeeeee8666 There going more than 10.... It's a narrow, single lane road in a residential area, in the middle of the day, with parked cars, obstacles and various potential hazards all about... so 30 would be WAY too high... Regardless its called a "limit" not an "allowance," you are not "allowed" to bomb along at the highest limit, indiscriminately, whenever you want... Your a nob if one of those who mashes the engine up to highest possible limit "every dammed time" and you only wear the machine components out all the sooner costing you a lot more over the years. You also wont improve your overall commute times in areas like this as you leave yourself less time to read to road and have to break harder/to a full stop for obstacles and junctions a lot more often... This is why speed limit allocations need updating because too many wouldn't think about it at all and couldn't understand a "limit" is not an "allowance..." If it was speed "allowances" it would have to be done in 5,10,15,20,25mph ect, for every little stretch outside of motorways and wide main roads... That way the times you would have been able to go "nearer" the "limit" in reasonable conditions, like when the road is clear at a less busy time, you wouldn't be "allowed" anymore because of too many doushbags taking the piss out of the "limit" system for too long and ruining it for everyone. But then they do already, motorways are built for high speeds, residential and urban areas are built for day to day life, driving like a nob just makes life worse for everyone doushbags included themselves.

@@thegameeeeeee8666 so it's the aygos fault?

The speed limit is exactly that not a Target, plus with the speed bumps and cars parked on both sides and the speed limit sign being 20 MPH I would not over take a car on that road so why does he feel the need to pass a bike? The highway code states that “ you should pass a bike, horse or horse drawn vehicle with the same distance as you would a motor vehicle” typical case of “I’ve got to be first” syndrome

And doesn't leave a big enough gap when passing the cyclist.

oh please dont tell

Hero

Nobody asked

Thank you for sharing, I enjoyed that. Has it changed in the past 40 years?

It might have saved him 0.5 seconds!

The driver clearly paranoid and has a chip on his shoulder.

There is zero logic, the cyclist is practically keeping pace with the Aygo in front, it’s just a case of an Audiot not liking someone in front of them.

The guy in the car... PAYS INSURANCE, ROAD TAX, he gets to use the road. You cyclist make me lmao. Yes you cyclist go spend £20k on a car then £2k a year on insurance just to do the same speed as a bicycle? No? If he can afford a car he should be able to use the road. If you cant cycle safely in the road (e.g up to speed) maybe you shouldnt be cycling on the road. Also I love how you cyclist get brave but as soon as the hop out the car casually its "SIRI PLZ CALL 999" I do love these videos and these comments but probably for different reasons than you Karens looool P.S I love how he shouts at the guy like "you got something to say to me" like hes hard, but as he says it HE RIDES OFF Thats you cyclists down to a "T"

@@thegameeeeeee8666 You drive only via revocable licence; your driving is a privilege and not a right. Cyclists, pedestrians and horse riders/carriages all use the public highway by right. Know your place. You're required by law as a driver to have MOT, VED, insurance, and a licence; cyclists, pedestrians, and horse riders/carriages are not required to have these. None of these payments change the fact that your driving is a privilege and not a right. There is no road tax - it was abolished in the 1930s to stop entitled drivers from claiming that they own the public highway. You mean VED, a pollution tax. It's obvious why cyclists and pedestrians don't pay that tax. As a driver you're a freeloader - the sum of motoring taxes in the UK is far less than the sum cost of motoring to society. All drivers are heavily subsidised by non-driving taxpayers. I have a playlist of drivers disqualified by the courts as a result of cyclist videos here: ru-vid.com/group/PL50HnB_iNgL4VLK1XXwdYkX2kn3Bbjh7B Tens of thousands of cyclists run video cameras and will report bad driving around them. From now on you'll remember this conversation every time you see cyclists on the road, and you'll think about some of us filming you. I suggest you drive properly around us all.

@@CyclingMikey Mikey, for once I'm surprised at you: The "road tax" vs "VED" argument, oft trotted out by militant cyclists (I don't consider you one of these, BTW!), is a matter of semantics. Most people use the words "road tax" as a generic term for VED - in the same way that people talk about "hoovering" their house even though they're using an Vax, or talk of using "perspex" to repair their greenhouse when referring to acrylic sheet. If someone says they're nipping to the Post Office to get their road tax, we all know what they mean, even though the words are technically incorrect. If, as you say (and I have no reason to doubt it), the taxes raised by motoring are less than the expenditure required to maintain roads, then it's patently obvious that putting the tax revenue into the general pot, before taking it back out again to use on road transport expenditure, is simply accountancy sleight of hand; the entire sum _still_ ends up funding transportation and the roads one way or the other. The point I'm making is that it's a childish argument, one that effectively mocks someone for their incorrect choice of words rather than addressing their position. All your other points are spot on. ...Of course, none of that changes the fact that "Yeah, but cos muh road tax" is an utterly utterly stupid argument! :D

@@cargy930 It's more that drivers are using "road tax" to suggest they own the roads, whereas it's actually a pollution tax. The road fund licence was abolished precisely to try to prevent drivers from claiming they own the roads. Most of all, all of us taxpayers are heavily subsidising drivers, which further destroys the argument that drivers are paying their way, because they are not.

Yes, he does. It's a feature istead of indicators on these cars. Never works...but that never stops them trying.

What is it with cyclists and thinking audis are so special? You do realise this is a base spec 15 plate audi a3. Its nothing special. You wouldn't have made that remark if he was driving something non german. You obviously think his car is special else you wouldn't have even mentioned it.

It's a crap car, not a special one. A VW Golf with a different looking coat on

@@migsy1717 It's the planks driving basic Audi's that think they are special. They can only stretch to the base model, but think the badge on the front gives them some sort of cadre. It's also worth pointing out that the A3 as well as sharing most components with a Golf is also the same as a Skoda Octavia. The more discerning driver would go for a higher spec Golf or Skoda and spend the savings on a really nice bike.

If you are worried, cycle with a camera - try and make it clearly visible. Even that ardest of ‘hard men’ become flacid cowards when they realise their actions will have consequences. Stay safe & remember it’s your right to use the road just as much as anyone else.

@@KazeHorse what's going to stop me stomping your camera into shards of plastic rubbish. cameras are only so good until they fail. then what's your plan call the coppers . they take too long my advice is if you feel unsafe don't ride on the road. if you feel your entitled to in a free country do so at your own risk.. drove a moped for a few years when i was younger and the shit i got .. i stood up to the Kuntz and they tried running me down .. 2nd time they tried was caught in the action by the police.. took his car and stopped him from being on the road for a few years.. but the driver is still the same ... fact is there's a lot of wankers on our roads these days. stay clear. have a plan b.

@@masterkronixster you sound like the type of guys she’s talking about wtf… ‘if you don’t feel safe don’t drive on the road’ no that’s no the solution. People like you need to drive carefully

Trust me, …you will be going too slowly!

@@joespirit Joe tells us all he is a bad driver without actually saying it.

This is the generally accepted rule every where not just for Audi's, the poor should make way for the rich

Lol

Cycling Mikey would have blocked him off and arrested him 😂

Doing it on a bike 2 feet wide is a lot different to a metal box 5.6 feet wide and weighing two tonnes -surely yo8 realise this

I know I'm late to this, but this is a common occurrence round where I live. Just a few weeks ago I was riding my bike towards an island where there was about 30 cars waiting for the traffic lights to change. I undertook all the cars and got to the island before the lights had changed and was travelling behind a vehicle that wasn't going very fast because of all the traffic in front, then out of nowhere a car decided to overtake me to get between me and the vehicle just Infront of me, which made slam on my brakes. I held my arm out as a gesture to say wtf was that and looked over my shoulder to see if the car behind would register her dangerous driving, but no he decided to do exactly the same thing and cut me off as well. I couldn't believe it. I had to swerve out the way and slam my brakes again to prevent plowing into him and as this happened the traffic had to slow down and come to a stand still. So I just undertook them all again and waved as I passed. Tw4ts

What is gangster to you? Some 3 quarters lengths and a pair of moccasins?

What’s a stereotypical Audi driver?

@@bartoni79 a bell end

@@bartoni79 entitled coked up/roided chavvy manchild

He was in a terrible hurry to get to the colonic irrigation clinic.....It must be terrible to have such a pain in ones rectum....

Obviously, the Audi driver HAD to stop, whether he was in a hurry or not, as the dickhead cyclist was forcing him to, by stopping in the middle ofthe road, like a dickhead.

The cyclist was keeping up with the traffic ahead, the driver would gain next to nothing by being in front- just be patient

He was sitting on his bike in the tree shade whilst very hot, he even said so and the red car driver agreed, it was obvious ? Nothing wrong with that in stationary traffic, waiting for the train to pass ?

He could have moved over, I know.... The highway code says.... Just move over

@@tonyryan1574 Audi first beep is at 1:59, when the cyclist had just moved to the centre of the road in order to pass a number of parked cars and the red Toyota was literally 5m in front of him. What did the driver expect the cyclist to do in those circumstances and why?

​@@tonyryan1574 Can you quote the rule for that please? I have read the Highway Code and never read any mention of "Just move over". Rule 72 however says; "Ride in the centre of your lane, to make yourself as clearly visible as possible... in slower moving traffic... at the approach to junctions or road narrowings where it would be unsafe for drivers to overtake you" It mentions specifically when and how to move aside to allow faster moving traffic to pass; "When riding on busy roads, with vehicles moving faster than you, allow them to overtake where it is safe to do so whilst keeping at least 0.5 metres away, and further where it is safer, from the kerb edge." The cyclist was coming out around parked vehicles and approaching a junction and the other vehicles were not moving faster at the time of the first beep. The highway code also tells cars what to do. I won't quote the whole lot as it takes up space and you seem to be an HC expert. But do check Rules 212 and 213 to refresh your memory. The car was clearly in breach of the highway code and the cycle was not.

@@tonyryan1574 you need to read the Highway Code mate. Obviously another driver who thinks they can take the whole rd.

@@JHJHJHJHJH What is best. A dead cyclist, legally in the right, that would not move over killed by a total ignorant idiot in an Audi or a live cyclist who pulled over and let a self entitled idiot overtake and gain 5 yards? I am a driver in Scotland. We have narrow roads with bends and blind summits. I choose to drive 45 to 50 on them, if a car catches up then I signal left at first operchancity, slow down, and wave him past all this only if it is clear. I am legally entitled to drive at 45 to 50 but why should I cause impatience to create a dangerous situation? Ditto to cyclists, just because you legally can does not mean you should block traffic. Note on this case the cyclist did not block traffic, the driver was C.I.A. and a nutter but tell that to the cyclists widow.

I uploaded a video titled ‘how to overtake a cyclist’ I was driving an audi q5 so please don’t marginalise everyone based on their vehicle...its the same as drivers marginalising cyclists. Its simply not true of everyone and is solely based on the actions of a few idiots.

@@1ninjatiger you must be v.small needle in the vast haystack then, i ride a motorcycle and 9 times out if ten its an Audi driver trying to kill me!

It’s my experience in the U.K. that Audi drivers are the second worst in the country, behind white van drivers

Totally agree. In fact, it should be a pre-practical test requirement, like the theory test.

What we pay alot of money for. If you want to be safe then make your own roads.

@@engineerraw What a pathetic comment. No substance whatsoever. What are you, 10 years old? At least others on here have some kind of opinion. Whether or not we agree with those opinions is another matter. You sound like a petulant child, kicking down another child's lego building because yours isn't as impressive.

@@engineerraw Everyone, even those who don't drive pay for the upkeep of the road network, as its taken from general taxation. So in your eyes general taxation shouldn't pay for the roads anymore, as you know a lot of those people don't drive why should they pay for you! The costs can now squarely land with the drivers and everyone who doesn't drive can then put money towards these other roads you insist on being built rather than the upkeep of roads they don't use, only seems fair! Remember no moaning when the price of driving sky rockets, which it will (yes even more than recently). No moaning about all the road repairs that can't be done as they don't have the funds available! And no moaning about your vehicle being damaged because the roads haven't been repaired. This is really what you want all because you can't share and act responsibly! As a driver I don't!!! It's not as if cyclists even hold traffic up much, the most I have ever been delayed by a rider is 2 mins max! I was held up on the M4 not that long ago for four hours, the cause, other bad drivers! People like you are why we need an IQ test before you can even apply for a licence! Don't understand another person's right to use the road, no driving for you!

i noticed this and specifically came looking to see if anybody else spotted it

I've not ridden on this road for a while. I once spotted an impact bumper 911 down one of the side streets and another guards red one on the same road. The Mustang is lovely too!

@@gaza_ yeah I did the exact same 😂

Nice! Mustang Fastback on a gloriously sunny day!

Yes we can, why would you think otherwise?

@@trenta.958 Youre guilty!

@AFG Dashcam Birmingham ok

@AFG Dashcam Birmingham dash cam video youtuber 😂😂 says it all. Hide behind a camera your whole life

And?

@@reecegulston2428 man shut the hell up noones laughing

The fuck is wrong with wearing white socks?

@@krazyjApAn, nothin, if you’re wearing drainpipes & loafers.... mid 70’s if I recall

@@krazyjApAn found the driver

@@krazyjApAn everything

Time to visit a chiropractor ;-)

Maybe the driver was using the horn to indicate that it was the driver ITSELF that was the danger? :D

@@themitsky or his ego was such that it physcially reached out his chest and stabbed at the horn to let the poor unable to afford a car cyclist that it was impeding his progress.

Nobody is trying to intimate they both said how can I help you 😂

Yes I am aware, thanks very much. :)

@@CyclingMikey ok Mikey I thought maybe someone was using your video without your knowing.

There are more coming - I'm at the end of 2019 reports now, and will soon be getting 2020 videos up. Justice takes a long time to be served, and the police ask us to wait before releasing the videos.

We should be able to call 2020 - 2021 The SECOND Dark ages.

Nice spot! Love that

I’m not sure if you’re aware but car dealers don’t restrict sales to a certain demographic so this ‘BMW drivers’ or ‘Audi drivers’ comment is total nonsense, if the driver is a tossed he’s a tossed full stop, irrelevant of what car he drives

@@MrBigtaf There is some truth to the stereotype: Drivers of luxury cars are 3-4 times more likely to break the law. See ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IuqGrz-Y_Lc.html

@@CyclingMikey that will be more down to their upbringing and self entitlement rather than the car they drive though! I own an Audi and both me and my fiancée both work really hard to buy nice things including our car, we are by no means wealthy, I’m just not a fan of ‘labelling’ or ‘tar brushing’ I’m not a great fan of cyclists as a general rule but if they cycle considerately and actually share the road then I’m more than happy to accommodate but I’m sure you wouldn’t appreciate being labelled with all the a-hole cyclists which there are countless!

A test tube baby created by german scientists in the war. Sociopathic and devoid of empathy

Thames Ditton I think?

Pure selfish, unbelievable. He should have got off, and waved the Audi through while saluting his superior human. 😂

@@JamesandRibble 😂😂😂

With every beep his head swivelled like the exorcist lol

He’d still have a problem with a car the idiot

It isn't. I suspect Audi, BMW, Mercs etc do have an elevated sense of entitlement. Look at the advertising. They accelerate quickly which adds to this gotta be in front mentality. The manufacturing of these cars should be banned tbh.

from my experience mercedes is the worst, audi and bmw are about the same

because when you find out the driver of a vehicle that weighs considerably more then you and yours, for some reason has anger towards you, the last thing you want is for him to be driving behind you. regardless of that, the rider stayed as much to the left as was possible and was keeping up with the traffic in front, so even if he was in the middle of the lane the whole time, where was the Audi driver going to go ? the event highlights how the drivers only concern was to overtake the rider, so blinded by this desire he was unable to realise there was no point in doing so

@@Scouse_Wayne 100% on the money, the cyclist is following the flow of traffic on this narrow slower street. There is no need for the bike to hug the left curb and no need for the car behind to overtake. the overtaking just causes an unecessary danger tothe bike and the bike will overtake every time theres a small bit of traffic or a red light.

Before they had words Mikey was keeping up with the traffic, there was nowhere the Audi could go. If mikey hadn’t cycled defensively I am sure the Audi would have moved up and continue to drive beside Mikey putting him in danger. After they had words the road ahead was clear and Mikey positioned himself to aid the anticipated overtake.

Hahaha, awesome sarcasm there! Sometimes it seems like every second or third driver feels like that.

You can practice, or perhaps do lessons on how to be a better driver. It's never too late to be better.