Then there's the drivers who just don't give a fuck.

I was on my motorcycle heading to work one day at 5:30 am, in the left track of the curb lane, and some twat cut between me and the curb. He scared the shit out of me.

I thought about following him but decided work was more important.

When I was riding it got to a point I was happier as a passenger than the driver.

Rule #1 for cyclists, if they didn't look you in the eyes, they didn't see you.

I just started driving, cant tell how drivers dont see them, theres mirrors for a fucking reason, look before taking a change in action.

They really need to change the title to "look and don't care"

Drivers take insane risks to not have to sit behind a bicycle.

I often get passed right before a bend where it's impossible to see what's coming, leaving barely any room to maneuver.

Even when they see a car coming, many still attempt (and often fail) to pass me.

At crossings, they simply not care and keep driving, even if you have right of way.

It's not that they don't see you, they just expect you to not take a risk against a car.

I literally had someone honk at me while I was crossing the street on foot, at a crosswalk where they had a red light and I had the right of way. Some drivers just assume you are supposed to get out of their way regardless of the law.

On the bike I stop (or at least California stop) and check at every crossroads, I move to the side off the road for awhile to let cars pass if they are behind me, walk the bike across any larger intersections using the crosswalk. make every effort to be seen and polite, oh so polite.

But a fucking crosswalk, while the light is red for cars, who doesn't know how that works? You shouldn't drive if you don't know at least the basic rules.

Motorists are taught to make sure it is safe before proceeding, other cars and trucks are a threat, cyclists and pedestrians are not a threat to a motorist in a vehicle. It's like the invisible gorilla video, sometimes when concentrating on one thing, can't see another no matter how obvious it is.

Pester your acquaintances and loved ones into learning the Dutch Reach!

I've noticed a few intersections around me have put up "Yield to bicycles when turning right" signs.

Sad that a basic fundamental rule of driving needs its own dedicated sign. It'd be like having a sign that says "Proceed on green".

when drivers [don't] look [and] don’t see cyclists on the road

me at almost every goddamn intersection. The bike lanes have only been there for about five-six years, I guess they still need time to get used to them... >.>