Typical driver behavior. They genuinely think they have complete priority on the roads.

U can't hear it Bcoz my microphone is buggered, but the driver blasted the horn at the person on the NAB.

Not a toot to say, 'careful, I'm here', nope, it was most definitely a 'fuk off out of my way'.

Drivers are never not at it.

This guy was texting on his phone and managed to forget to turn. He ended up driving straight into the segregated cycle-lane.

But hey, remember folks, dress in head-to-toe HiViz when out walking or cycling.

Some heavy-duty concrete segregators are being installed on the new cycle-lane along by the Dodder.
@irishcycle.com @dublincycling.bsky.social

Either he was afraid of me, or he didn't fancy running through the flooded underpass.

I'm puzzled why so many drivers complain about cycle-infra when they use it at every opportunity. They park on it, they drive on it, they use it for loading & unloading; they're always on it with their vehicles.

Drivers should be shouting for even more cycle-infra so they can use that too.

These are metal bollards embedded in concrete, and that kerb is much higher than a usual kerb.

My guess is that a driver of a HGV was staring at their phone instead of paying attention to their driving.

For those interested, a new floating bus-stop on the S2S north. A narrow cycle-lane is now even narrower.
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Why don't those bloody cyclists use the cycle-lanes.

Reason # 7,032

For those interested, this is the new cycle-lane being built along by Dodder Park.
@irishcycle.com @olaln.bsky.social

Why don't bloody cyclists use the cycle-lanes.

Reason #1,274

Random moment with Raven.

Windy day by the sea.