road rage on cyclist 

She is an idiot, and what a great parent to curse like that with her child in the car. Some people have no class. Keep riding safely.

How sad...lady road raging at another road vehicle while child sits in the back and looks on.

Whilst legal, dangerous to be on the sidewalk. Wrong of her to display anger towards you and use her car as a weapon. Different position here in the UK. If there's a path (sidewalk) along a road you must ride on the road. Road sense, positioning and comunication make for safer riding imho.

Regardless to anything else, I love the "Get on the sidewalk, you are not a car" just after she mounts the sidewalk with her car.

Lol that ignorant woman in the BMW...is just another classic example of a driver that assumes they know the laws. That cyclist DOES NOT have to get out of the road. She must wait for a safe pass or ride behind. That is the law.

nice language for her kid to hear

funny, here in Australia your not allowed to ride bikes on footpath. must ride on road.

This is the embodiment of "all cyclists are the same"...what ignorance. And in front of a child...she should be ashamed of her self.

Here is some info about cycling on a sidewalk and vehicular cycling: “*Wouldn’t you just be safer biking on the sidewalk*?” While biking on the sidewalk would eliminate the very rare overtaking crash, it would increase the bicyclist’s risk for the far more common right hooks, left crosses, and drive-outs, and would make left turns far more complicated and less safe for the cyclist. Sidewalks present many more blind spots and physical hazards (such as poles, newspaper boxes, and intruding shrubs and tree limbs) than roadways do. If there’s a sidewalk on the left side of the road, but not the right side, cyclists would be traveling against the flow of traffic, which has been shown in traffic safety studies to increase the cyclist’s crash risk by a factor of four. “*Biking in the middle of the lane like that sure looks dangerous*.” Driving in the middle of the lane actually protects cyclists against the most common motorist-caused crashes: sideswipes, right hooks, left crosses, and drive-outs. A bicycle driver’s top safety priority is to ensure he or she can be seen by motorists with whom they might potentially be in conflict, and bicycling in the middle of a lane is one of the most effective ways to do that. Most overtaking crashes involve a motorist who attempts to squeeze past (illegally) in a lane that is too narrow to share. “*I thought bicyclists had to keep all the way to the right*.” While most states do say that bicyclists must drive as close as “practicable” or as “safe” to the right-hand curb or edge of the roadway, they also provide many exceptions to this rule, including: •When overtaking and passing another vehicle •When traveling at or near the same speed as other traffic •When preparing for a left turn •Where a lane is too narrow to share safely with another vehicle •To avoid any condition that makes it unsafe to continue along the right-hand curb or edge Many surface hazards - such as potholes, puddles, debris, and broken glass - are more common near the edge of the roadway. Keeping to the right can often hide a bicyclist from a turning motorist at the critical time and place. Check out this animation to see all the hazards a bicycle driver faces when trying to stay to the right. “*You’re gonna get run over*.” Bicyclists across the nation who drive their bicycles in this manner have logged millions of miles without serious crashes or injuries. By comparison, bicyclists who hug the edge of the road, or ride on the sidewalk get into crashes much more frequently. “*You’re impeding traffic*.” All road users routinely and legally delay other road users. “Impeding” is when a driver delays others in a particular way that has been defined by the state to be unlawful. A motorist waiting to make a left turn from a two-lane street will delay motorists behind him. Transit buses stop to pick up and drop off passengers. Pedestrians in crosswalks delay motorists who are required to yield to them. Convenience must take a back seat to safety. In our training courses we teach cyclists how to minimize the delay they might cause to other road users, while still driving in the safest possible manner. It’s rare for a bicyclist to cause more than 30 seconds of delay to passing motorists. On the other hand, traffic lights are often as long as 90 seconds. cyclingsavvy.org/hows-my-driving/

Why are you on the sidewalk? That's very dangerous at that speed. Also confusing for traffic because you keep going back and forth.

What a horrible place to cycle - and what horrible people!

Well... this isn't a bike a lane. from my point of view - going on the road is the only way to go. becasue there is no way for pedestrians left when a cyclists uses it, also when another road crosses, you always have to go around the corner a bit, to actually cross the road- casue of the curb stones. so yeah - the bmw lady is a nutjob, but I would drive on the road if I'd live there. cycling on a sidewalk is way more dangerous.

BEN3530 or 3830. I would give that video to the cops Jake. She can't pull up on the sidewalk like that. But it's a typical BMW driver. Apparently when you buy one, you get to drive and park however you want. And be a jerk.

Had a similar aggressive driver in Auburn, WA...he didn't like the fact that we were riding in the lane, even though we were close to the edge. So he honked several times and then moved in on my riding partner to push him into the shoulder (which was about to end in half a block). Unbeknownst to him (and us) there was an unmarked cop car behind him and they actually pulled him over.

I want her to find this video and read the comments.

I was riding home from work and someone did the same thing to me. I just ignored it and continued on. I got nothing to prove and no time for assholes.

With those speeds, I'd have been in the center of the right lane. But if she tried to block my path like that for any reason (a dangerous and selfish move), I probably would have run into her car. She'd then get out, and I'd call the cops and let them view the footage at the scene. Make her stay put for a while.

Is it ironic that the guy riding on the road broke no laws, while they guy on the sidewalk is breaking some (e.g. going through red crossings and jumping up curb). Yet she yelled at the wrong guy who was breaking the law, while thinking it was the guy that wasn't breaking the law... To tell him to do what the law breaker was doing?

"She picked on the wrong guy." You did nothing...

In the U.K. You cannot cycle on the sidewalk, but usually it does no harm, so mostly folks recognise that it is often safer and fine Interesting to see that it is legal in your state But her driving her CAR onto the sidewalk in front of some one is always going to be an offence. And nice language with her kids in the car And it always gets me that half of drivers want us off the road, and the other half complain when we are on the sidewalk

Be careful. This seems dangerous. Stay safe bro ✌🏻

This is not road rage. That is stupid yelling.

You gotta be nuts these days to ride that bicycle in the road… People texting and not paying attention... just a matter of time

I would like to share my story I bike every where i mostly allways use side walk because my experience with drivers with road rage any way this day the side walks were very busy so i was riding the road a man behind me started honking and yelling get off the F#%&ing road i ignored him just wanting to get far up enough past the walkers he got more inpatient when i did not respond he sped up hitting my back tire i wiped out luckily i was fine i was mad ready to fight lol he gets out hes a huge body builder looking guy he grabs my bike and throws it on the sidewalk he gets in the truck drives away.I decided to let it go.Here comes the best part! i get back on the sidewalk two minutes later a cop pulls up beside me i figured its about the guy who almost killed me.He sais its illegal to ride my bike on the side walk and gives ma a TICKET! I try to tell him about the incident and he rolls his eyes and leaves .Still i would rather the ticket then dead like so many innocent bikers their is a certain stigma when it comes to drivers and bikes on their roads

Yikes! That child! Another shirt and you get some perfect Chucky at 2:05

You handled that well. :)

Nice video! Keep it up!

No both are wrongs its illegal for cyclist to ride on the sidewalk. Plus she can be charged for harassment. She owes you an apology. Now if she refuses to you need to call Police and press charges for harassment.

She's my kind of woman. I would have got her number.

Frustrating to have these bikes in the way,there should be a bike lane.

My fave jumps man..

haha you neigthboorhoodstreets are the same size as the motorways here in norway

washing state law allows bicycles to ride on the sidewalk and obey pedestrian laws. does that include your "jaywalking" as 0.46?

Riding on the sidewalk... Thumbs up!