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Woaaaaah that was close!
???? can’t tell if sarcastic or not.
it doesn’t look like it was the cyclist’s fault.
haha yes, I’m pretty sure it was sarcasm.
Definately a lucky cyclist, though. Can you imagine actually experiencing that?
I wonder if there’s any YouTubes showing Vancouver cyclists using the sidewalks and crosswalks and then swearing at and threatening the pedestrians who get in their way?
Shocking, but more for the innocent idling in the intersection who was likely injured for life or died. That’s what happens when someone creams into you at 100 km/h.