A cyclist filmed an argument with a driver who left his car after blocking a bike lane.
Edinburgh's Youtubecyclists channel, in a video uploaded, the driver is in no hurry to call for help.
The video is shot from the cyclist's point of view using a camera in his helmet and begins with the cyclist riding down the roads of Edinburgh.
Soon, a green Peugeot 306 is seen ahead, blocking the bike lane. Bike lanes are separated from the road by small bollards.
A cyclist stops his car and asks someone on the sidewalk if he is the owner of the car.
A man walked over to the cyclist on the phone, but he turned his back and walked into the store.
The caller returned from the store when the cyclist started taking pictures of the car registration.
The cyclist asks if it is his car, but before the man responds, he takes a picture of the cyclist.
A cyclist said:
The driver explained that he could not park anywhere else because he was making a delivery and began to leave.
The cyclist followed him on the phone and asked if the car could be moved, but the driver said he had to remove his luggage from inside, sarcastically calling the cyclist I hope the report goes well.
At that time, the cyclist remembers the parking guard who passed by in the video and returns to report to the driver.
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Sonny Din said: Refusing to move vehicles upon request - the bike lanes are there for a purpose and were built by the local government at great expense.
However, mikeh2006 said like this.
