Re: 13.5 million motoring offences!

Brimstone (brimstone@xxxxxxxxxxx) gurgled happily, sounding much like they
were saying :

If the police actually bothered to enforce the laws which apply to
cyclists I think the proportion of them offending would be even
higher.

Quite. According to the Guardian on 8 March 2006, just four cyclists
were prosecuted last year for jumping a red light. I see that number
every day as I walk to work.

Whether it's true or not, what has it to do with motoring covictions?

What's the difference between a cyclist jumping a red light, ignoring
barred turns and using routes they aren't allowed to - and a car driver
doing it?
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