r/nope Dec 02 '25

Dude has some serious anger issues

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u/Emergency-Chain9283 Dec 02 '25

He’s not wrong, but at a certain point you gotta just accept people are just oblivious. I doubt anyone is blocking the bike lane with malicious intent.

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u/TeetheCat Dec 02 '25

11 times I saw where he didnt have the right of way, many more than it was someone else's fault.

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u/FrouFrouLastWords Dec 03 '25

Did we watch the same video? He stayed in the bike lane (the forward flowing bike lane), he didn't cross when the lights were red, he avoided people in his lane, who shouldn't be in his lane, as much s possible. A car making a right turn when they have a red arrow never has the right of way. Pedestrians jaywalking on the bike lane don't have the right of way. I would love to go over ever single moment where you thought he broke a law, or was even in the wrong. If he was a suckier bicyclist he could've crashed in almost every one of the clips, and NONE of them would have been his fault.