He's an awful human being. He just shouts at everyone. You're not on the Jeremy Kyle show anymore!

You can't have them accountable. Just gotta get over it and get on with your life.

@@knightjunior2074 bollocks. I can ID them and make a claim through their insurance the same way I could with any other road user on a vehicle.

@@davetkd666 It will never happen. Get over it.

a commenter making an idiot of himself because he doesn't understand basic logic

@@knightjunior2074 why didnt you understand basic logic?

@@seansean9675 i dont know, why didn't you understand basic logic?

@@knightjunior2074 you didnt need to confirm that you failed to understand basic logic. it was obvious to everyone else.

How many cyclists have been seriously injured after being hit at speed by a pedestrian? I will wait.....

Taxing cyclists isn’t a good idea. Kids driving bikes or people driving to protect the environment shouldn’t be taxed. They don’t cause nearly as much damage as cars and trucks

They shouldn’t have all the right of way either. It’s unfair to penalise those who DO pay to use the roads. Without road tax there wouldn’t be roads for cyclists to use

@@peakjournal2476 Electric vehicles have a reg plate so they are accountable. Why can't bikes, and I'm a cyclist myself.

Yeah but they're really annoying human beings...

.MANY years ago I cycled socially with my club. I raced on the road (time trials and mass start) and on the track. I am disgusted and ashamed of the behaviour of too many of today's cyclists. Cycle lanes! - Dear God! Molly coddled idiots like Jeremy Vine and the rest of them. Outlaw the helmet cameras. Make the cyclists look after themselves. Stop relying on other road users.

If you're going on the road you should be insured like everyone else. Just last week 2 chavs on a single bike swerving and swearing at people got their back wheel bent in half. The poor car driver who had no possible way to avoid the collison will likely not be able to claim anything for the damage to their car.

@@Fireglo Dont cry mate, it will be alright.

@Nigel Buckham why would I ride a bike? I'm not 15 lmao.

Not its not walking is not outlawed. The only freedom. 🙄🙄🙄

​@maynardssoblue3839 it's the lycra wearing cyclist pricks that cause most accidents. The roads are for cars. Then you see cyclists riding side by side taking up all the space so the cars can't drive past and then we end up with tail backs. The ones that really piss me off is where they have cycling paths yet the cyclists still use main roads....

Regardless if Jeremy is trying to make him angry or not, that gentlemens points are poor. We all use the roads and cyclists cause accidents and should be held accountable like motorists

aka Mr Bumhole

You can tell he spent a while being coiffed into shape before his big moment before the cameras. Hair and make-up receiving significant attention to detail. If Freeman were made of chocolate he'd eat himself...

He's filming another show in America.

I know it's because they are on the pavement 🤣

I cycle in Cheshire and I usually see horses on the road on every ride.

Won't see many in Hester's way lol

It will never happen. You are a fantasist. Enjoy your delusions

Yea that's not happening

and not true because bikes are expensive

Classic Jeremy. Savagely self righteous and demoralizing.

@@mindedchaos bikes are extremely affordable. Obviously if you want a premium bike like a professional downhill racing bike it'll be expensive but that's like everything. You can get cheap cars but also expensive cars. You can get cheap guitars but also expensive guitars. The vast majority of cyclists aren't riding a Specialized Bighit they're riding an Apollo from Halfords.

Haha, you'll find proper cyclist have more money than most :-)

If parents can pay £50 a month for an iPhone for their kids, they can fork out the measly amount of money it would cost to insure a bike.

Not the point really

@@evecynbut true !

Take a deep breath, wipe away the tears and move on with your life.. It will all be ok

Almost do, it’s just these total nobs who cause this carnage

Jeremy Kyle.

A washed up reality show host trying to get back into the spotlight since his own show got cancelled

Its ok mate, don't cry. Things will be ok...

@@knightjunior2074 not crying, just stating what I believe should be done about this. As these guys are jumping red lights, hitting cars and running off as you can’t chase them down and they don’t have license plates. For the most part they’re fine, but a select few are a absolute nightmare on the roads for all users

We need more cyclists like you.

What do you think will happen when they have to pay insurance. You will lose the road entirely. Be careful what you wish for.

I bet your fun to be around

@@knightjunior2074 I'm not. I'd give Victor Meldrew a run for his money!

Don't cry mate, it will be alright

What’s wrong can you not ride a bike 😂

Pedestrians and drivers hate cyclists.

You and your Karen haircut. Of course you like him. Loser

lol

lol sad person.

You'd prefer them naked then? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gqiRnciB25fbdqs.html

Second... ???

What! So how do you enforce that on children ? 🤔

@@IanLanc how about bike riding lessons, helmets should be a given and parents pay for the insurance- easy

@@louisemiller3784 Not all cyclists are bad cyclists you know, there's more wise/time served cyclists than the idiots you see in the media & city centres. I got assaulted by a car driver about 6 years ago, The reason for the assault was....I don't pay road tax....This bloke was driving a Nissan Leaf 100% electric car which is VED free. I take it you aren't old enough to remember the Cycle Proficiency Test' ? This was introduced by Labour in the 60's to ensure all cyclists learn't how to ride safely, I took my test in 1979 and passed it, still got my paperwork & badge somewhere, when the Conservatives got in power with Maggie Thatcher their quest of cutting back on everything and scrapping things that cost money to save money for themselves, they also scrapped the CPT, Labour for years trying to bring it back in but no the Government says it's a waste of money. Many schools offered free bike riding lessons to children but have ceased from many schools now. As for helmets, Why do you think cyclists should wear them ? Because what you think they should or maybe you see a cyclist not wearing one who then in some peoples mind sees them as a dangerous cyclist! I can't fathom that one out. Helmets only offer protection up to 12mph and faster and it's your neck that gets it not your head, if riding off road then do wear one as stones & trees take no prisoners. My Son was out on his bike be about 10 years now, it was a red hot day and he was sweating terrible, sweat pouring down his face, I told him to stop and remove his helmet, then he strangely looked up in the air and steered into the kerbside and went down with a heavy bang, he'd passed out due to the heat build up in his head, caused by the helmet, he had to go into hospital that day, the doctor said the heat did actually cause him to pass out and it's not the first case. The AA a few years ago was stopping cyclists and giving them free helmets, at the same time British Cycling in retaliation was stopping car drivers and giving them for free The Highway Code book telling drivers to refresh their minds.....lol Enjoy the rest of the night 🌻

@@IanLanc I never said all cyclists were bad but I definitely think there should be more regulation. I can’t tell you the number of times driving home at night there has been cyclists on the road, no high vis wearing dark clothes, no helmet etc, I couldn’t see them. And by the same token not all drivers are bad drivers and it’s unfair that drivers are always held responsible if in an accident with a cyclist. There needs to be more regulation to make them take responsibility on the road

@@louisemiller3784I've come across many cyclists who ride on a black bike in black clothing with nothing to help them being seen, they are a danger to themselves, personally I used to have two high intensity red rear lights, so bright you could be seen from a mile away on a straight road. ''There needs to be more regulation to make them take responsibility on the road''............I suppose you could say the same about car drivers these days, back in my early days of driving a car there was such a thing as ''Ambler Gambler'' there used to be Government adverts advising not to be an Ambler Gambler, but these days drivers think nothing of going through red lights, at least three of them not stopping, I just don't understand why they do it, their world will not come to an end if they stop, but the world will come to a stop of the poor pedestrian who sees the green light to cross only to get mown down by dangerous irresponsible drivers going through red lights. I stopped riding my bike about 6 years ago, I've always been a law abiding cyclist but strangely about one in four car drivers think it's acceptable to endanger my life, either punishment passes or throwing crap at me or blatant heavy sounding of the horn as they pass, it was never like this in the 80's to 00's but it's the norm nowadays as motorists see them as objects & tax evading scum. Do you know there's a new trend developing with certain car drivers and that is to come to the side of the cyclist and push them off their bike and drive off, the UK is a dangerous place for cyclists now.

@@dev1315 UK 🙄

@@twinpotracer Americans always assume anyone they talk to online is also American.

@@nuggythebear 🤣🤣🤣

The position of a cyclist on a road or touring bike means tey have to lean their head back in order to see the road ahead. It's therefore not unusual for cyclists to ride into the back of stationary vehicles, although usually this is where the vehicle is in an unusual position, which wasn't the case with your car. Even professional cyclists do it. e.g. Ergan Bernal rode into the back of a stationary coach at 40mph, resulting in several broken ribs, spine and a punctured lung.

It was certainly a beautiful moment on reflection. Although, irritating at the time. The utter joke about it, the cyclist had no insurance and the police called it a civil matter. Had that been a motor vehicle, obviously the result would have been dealt with using insurance. I sat with the cyclist until the ambulance arrived and checked in with the hospital via telephone on his condition. Soon to find that he discharged himself well. Absolutely no effort to give me his details even on request and a family member I called for him, wouldn't assist in forwarding his details. What I do have, is a fantastic video of him crashing right into the rear of my car. Hopefully he's grown up and no longer being a nuisance on the road.

They get too close to you ? Who is overtaking who? 99% of the time it is a car overtaking a cyclist and not the other way round. Funny how I drive and cycle and I generally have no issue at all with cyclists. Why? Because I leave them plenty of space and overtake when it is safe to do so. I always laugh at irate car drivers when a cyclist (not me I should point out) hit their mirrors as they close pass. Funny enough they can't do that to me because I leave the space they are entitled to. Simples.

It’s not actually a legal requirement for a rider to have insurance but if you are a responsible rider it pays to have it

Thanks 👍.. nice to know i was responsible lol. But thought i had to 😉.. though never used it..

@Nigel Buckham I'm not saying when it's not fit...

Mmm just like the 600 quid I had to pay last month coz a cyclist jumped a red and smashed into my passenger door. Cyclist's should be identifiable and insured.

@K yes it would. I have a friend who works in insurance and they do pay out.or would you rather drivers keep footing the bill. If I hit a cyclist he claims on my insurance so why is it so wrong to expect it the other way round. The majority of cyclists I see on the road give no regard to the rules of the road. If cyclist's were forced to have insurance and some form of licence plate I think most of them wouldn't be so flippent with the rules of the road and may even garner some respect from drivers. What happens if a cyclist hits a pedestrian were does there compensation come from.

@K if you have to claim on your insurance, then your insurance premium goes up....meaning that if a car gets hit by an uninsured cyclist through no fault of their own, they have to pay their excess and then pay an increased premium from next year and onwards....and why should they have to have the financial burden when they are the innocent party? The point of fully comprehensive insurance is so that if you have an accident that is YOUR fault, the insurance company will not only pay out for the damage you have caused the other party and their vehicle, but the motorist can also have their car fixed too as they pay a higher premium to cover it. That is why it is a legal requirement to have at least third party, fire and theft; because it is the responsibility of the person who caused the accident to at least pay for repairs (and compensation when required) to the innocent party's vehicle.

I do think a fair way to do it would be to be able to add cycling to your existing car insuance. So much like when you insure multiple drivers on one car and the price either increases or decreases dependent on experience, depending on how much you drive vs cycle, your existing premium would be adjusted to reflect the risks and costs involved in each activity. Realistically, this could end up working in your favour financially, as it should be much less to ensure a bike.

That’s unfair & not true!

Nope it's the cyclists fault almost always! They should just be flattened!

@@frasersutherland6837 wow. Psycho patter.

@@florence1395 Don't cry, it will be ok

@@frasersutherland6837 Totally agree, maybe we should be considering the death penalty and just give motorists the right to kill at will.

Quite the opposite to common sense imo

I agree that cyclists shouldn't be required to have insurance. I've cycled on the roads since I was 11 (I'm now 68) and have covered something like 150,000 miles and have never been involved in an accident, where an insurance claim would be made against me. I have been in two minor collisions, but on both occasions the driver was at fault and the repairs to my bike were paid from their insurance policies. Cyclists are extremely unlikely to cause significant material damage. Even Ergan Bernal cycling at 40mph into the back of a stationary coach kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jahnirBznZeadGg.html barely made a dent whilst he suffered numerous broken ribs and a punctured lung. Very occasionally a cyclist will hit a pedestrian and injure them, although frequently the cyclist is also injured. In these circumstances, most home insurance policies have a liability clause which can pay compensation to the pedestrian if the cyclist was at fault. Pedestrians and cyclists use the roads by right, whereas drivers are only permitted to use the roads under licence. Pedestrians can also damage cars by being hit by them, but are we suggesting they also should have insurance?

@@southwirralcyclist1986 why do cyclists continue to prove they are idiots. We all know by now so you lot can pipe down with you blinkered ignorant nonsense

Its ok mate, it will be alright. I hope you can get over your hatred of people who aren't like you

Never gonna happen. Get over it

I really hope you don't have offspring, and if you do, I hope they cycle.

Cycling on roads should never be encouraged EVER.

@@Fireglo ....why?

@@Paddypoos because it's cringe and annoying? When has a woman ever said she fancies a cyclist? No they love men that drive sports cars and Harley's. Even douchebag chavs on those little mopeds get more action than a cyclist lmao. I bet even adults that still use a skateboard do as well.

@@Fireglo True! I'm surprised you've got time to write this comment tbh with the harem of hot girls that you need to service

@@Paddypoos Well you gotta take a break every now and then I mean i'm not Superman!

Motorists should be paying triple what they do if we want to base it on their level of competence.

@@euanparker2534 A sweeping and uneducated generalisation like that is clear evidence that you probably hang in the “poor rider” end of the scale.

@@TheSillif Are you being ironic or do you really lack that much self-awareness.

@@euanparker2534 Actually, I’m talking from experience, the majority of bikers that I encounter seem to be law unto themselves, so it’s clearly your awareness that’s faltering if you can’t see why these new rules are needed.

@@TheSillif Hahaha, you're completely turned around - you don't get to criticise others for generalisations and then try and use your own lived 'experience' as justification to turn around and generalise massively. What would then stop me turning around and saying that in my experience 90% of drivers don't obey the highway code?

You are very paranoid.

@@Hayleybayliebop Not paranoid at all, The hatred against the cyclist is evolving because of media coverage, the more people see such crap, the more they then act out against cyclists.

@@IanLanc I honestly do not think people will go out of their way to knock them down; I think people have more sense than that. It is just a matter of getting along and using the road fairly. There is always going to be idiot cyclist and there is always going to be idiot motorists, but it is the idiots that shout loudest that tend to create the issues for the others in their group and, I am sorry, but the cyclist in this video is the issue in this case. He is a troublemaker that gives cyclists a bad name. Just today, I came across both of the above. Whilst passing a visual aid centre in my local area 2 boy racers overtook a queue of traffic and ran a red light at speed as a visually impaired man was starting to cross....idiotic. Later as I was driving to work up a clear dual carriageway, a cyclist was riding on the left, as I began to approach, from behind and move to the outside lane to overtake, he purposely moved right to the middle of both lanes to block me and the one other car behind me overtaking.....pointless, frustrating and most of all, dangerous for him, as if I was an 'idiot', I may have still tried to overtake, but the gap would have been much tighter. I would happily call out the vast amounts of idiot motorists and so would most other sensible motorists, so in my opinion, the most effective way for cyclists to gain respect is to not defend and excuse the actions of the idiot cyclists such as the guy in the video.

@@Hayleybayliebop How you wrote all that... get a life

Jeremy Kyle loool

Your comment says more about you 😮

@@stbuddie meaning?