What Katman ironicly forgets is the same approach Steam used is the same approach he takes to his mad ramblings about road safety that we all love & enjoy 
ps: if some clown is happy enough to put my life on the line & lets not over look this point, your life IS on the line when you are on a bike, then they are going to have to take a verbal tyraid & whatever transpires. And by God they will know they caused a near major accident because the system sure doesn't do anywhere near what it should to avoid it in the first place. It happened to me yet again not so long ago, minding my own business, riding in the correct lane position at the correct speed & some clown does a U turn just over the brow of a hill when on either side of him there are easy turning area's and heres me coming over the hill to see him in the middle of the road!!! Braked & avoided collision with no thanks to him he just looked at me like a stunned mullet & drove off, I turned & chased after him & gave him a bloody good telling off, I went off at the prick, had his daughter in the car with him as well (hes late 40s) so I got stuck into him about setting a good example for ya kid, that I gaurantee he won't do again.
It's hard for others to say if they weren't there how it went down but if its done correctly then it can be very effective, for me its far to an important issue to sit back & do nothing when someone so recklessly endangers my life I got something to say about that, it aint gunna be pretty & I make no appoligy for it.
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