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Yes but do you not feel that 1 cyclist creating awareness for other cyclists is what we should really focus on? But now we all get a bad name because of those pricks but now you want to get your panties in a knot because of the camera in the car

Iike the OP said he stopped. Thus doing the right thing so he has all the right to point out others. But if was doing the same and moaning would he have a leg to stand on?

Nice one however I still think someone like Niner is going to come and tell you the cyclists weren't in the wrong because he sees motorists doing the same thing everyday.

 

Oh crikey, can you imagine if the OP took a photo, he would have started whining about him taking his hands off his bars and endangering the lives of other riders.

There is a group riding out of the Northern Suburbs (led by an old / ex Pro rider). They also do not stop at red Traffic lights or Stop streets. I rode with them twice, and both times they behaved the same, so I think I am safe to assume that this is their normal riding behavior.

Both times I rode with them I voiced my concerns for the safety of the group with the leader of the pack, but I got ignored.

Must admit, I got a good workout, chasing down the group from every Stop street and Traffic light.

I vowed never to ride with them again, and as a fact has left an organised ride once I realised "they" were part of the group.

Back to the OP's thread title, I can safely say that I have yet to see a traffic light on singletrack :whistling:

An interesting, however useless, point to discuss will be whether cyclists on a single track would obey it, if there was one?

 

If it was red, but there were no cars in a radius of 10km, would you still stop?

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