• Jeremy Vine stopping cycling videos

    From Spike@aero.spike@mail.com to uk.rec.cycling on Sun Jul 20 14:29:42 2025
    From Newsgroup: uk.rec.cycling


    Jeremy Vine is stopping his cycling videos after intense trolling

    The TV and radio presenter, who cycles to work, has been posting clips of dangerous motorists on his London commute for years

    Ellie Harrison
    Saturday 03 May 2025 15:52 BST

    Jeremy Vine has announced he will no longer post footage of his tense
    cycling encounters with motorists because the trolling herCOs experienced has rCLjust got too badrCY.

    The BBC Radio 2 presenter, 59, has been sharing videos of his commute to
    work in London for years, using his platform to call out dangerous drivers
    and campaign for better road safety for cyclists.

    <https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/news/jeremy-vine-cycling-videos-bike-driving-roads-b2744334.html>

    [Article might be behind a paywall]
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    Spike

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  • From JNugent@JNugent73@mail.com to uk.rec.cycling on Sun Jul 20 15:45:56 2025
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    On 20/07/2025 03:29 PM, Spike wrote:

    Jeremy Vine is stopping his cycling videos after intense trolling

    The TV and radio presenter, who cycles to work, has been posting clips of dangerous motorists on his London commute for years

    Ellie Harrison
    Saturday 03 May 2025 15:52 BST

    Jeremy Vine has announced he will no longer post footage of his tense
    cycling encounters with motorists because the trolling herCOs experienced has rCLjust got too badrCY.

    The BBC Radio 2 presenter, 59, has been sharing videos of his commute to
    work in London for years, using his platform to call out dangerous drivers and campaign for better road safety for cyclists.

    <https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/news/jeremy-vine-cycling-videos-bike-driving-roads-b2744334.html>

    [Article might be behind a paywall]

    Te encounters he experienced were entirely of his own making. He went
    out every day looking for trouble and prepared to manufacture it if
    necessary.

    Remember when a van-driver had turned the wrong way at a junction and
    was trying to reverse out? Vine rode right up behind and prevented the van-driver's rectification of the situation.

    A less intemperate road user (even a few chav-cyclists) would have hung
    back and allowed the reversing movement. We all do exactly that in these
    odd situations which sometimes arise. But not Jeremy.
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  • From Spike@aero.spike@mail.com to uk.rec.cycling on Sun Jul 20 15:01:51 2025
    From Newsgroup: uk.rec.cycling

    JNugent <JNugent73@mail.com> wrote:
    On 20/07/2025 03:29 PM, Spike wrote:

    Jeremy Vine is stopping his cycling videos after intense trolling

    The TV and radio presenter, who cycles to work, has been posting clips of
    dangerous motorists on his London commute for years

    Ellie Harrison
    Saturday 03 May 2025 15:52 BST

    Jeremy Vine has announced he will no longer post footage of his tense
    cycling encounters with motorists because the trolling herCOs experienced has
    rCLjust got too badrCY.

    The BBC Radio 2 presenter, 59, has been sharing videos of his commute to
    work in London for years, using his platform to call out dangerous drivers >> and campaign for better road safety for cyclists.

    <https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/news/jeremy-vine-cycling-videos-bike-driving-roads-b2744334.html>

    [Article might be behind a paywall]

    Te encounters he experienced were entirely of his own making. He went
    out every day looking for trouble and prepared to manufacture it if necessary.

    Remember when a van-driver had turned the wrong way at a junction and
    was trying to reverse out? Vine rode right up behind and prevented the van-driver's rectification of the situation.

    A less intemperate road user (even a few chav-cyclists) would have hung
    back and allowed the reversing movement. We all do exactly that in these
    odd situations which sometimes arise. But not Jeremy.

    Quite. I recall one of his videos of a bus turning right, across VinerCOs
    path. ISTR he had about five seconds warning of this, because itrCOs hard to miss a big red double-decker in London with its winkers on. Anyone with experience would have slowed slightly to give the bus time to finish the manoeuvre but keep most of their momentum, but not Vine. He rode right up
    to the side of the bus with his farty horn sounding - what was he expecting
    the bus driver to do at that point?
    --
    Spike

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  • From JNugent@JNugent73@mail.com to uk.rec.cycling on Sun Jul 20 22:39:22 2025
  • From Spike@aero.spike@mail.com to uk.rec.cycling on Mon Jul 21 08:14:09 2025
    From Newsgroup: uk.rec.cycling

    JNugent <JNugent73@mail.com> wrote:
    On 20/07/2025 04:01 PM, Spike wrote:

    JNugent <JNugent73@mail.com> wrote:
    On 20/07/2025 03:29 PM, Spike wrote:

    Jeremy Vine is stopping his cycling videos after intense trolling

    The TV and radio presenter, who cycles to work, has been posting clips of >>>> dangerous motorists on his London commute for years

    Ellie Harrison
    Saturday 03 May 2025 15:52 BST

    Jeremy Vine has announced he will no longer post footage of his tense
    cycling encounters with motorists because the trolling herCOs experienced has
    rCLjust got too badrCY.

    The BBC Radio 2 presenter, 59, has been sharing videos of his commute to >>>> work in London for years, using his platform to call out dangerous drivers >>>> and campaign for better road safety for cyclists.

    "Dangerous drivers", meaning, for most chav-cyclists, "drivers who have
    the temerity to exist".

    <https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/news/jeremy-vine-cycling-videos-bike-driving-roads-b2744334.html>

    [Article might be behind a paywall]

    The encounters he experienced were entirely of his own making. He went
    out every day looking for trouble and prepared to manufacture it if
    necessary.

    Remember when a van-driver had turned the wrong way at a junction and
    was trying to reverse out? Vine rode right up behind and prevented the
    van-driver's rectification of the situation.

    A less intemperate road user (even a few chav-cyclists) would have hung
    back and allowed the reversing movement. We all do exactly that in these >>> odd situations which sometimes arise. But not Jeremy.

    Quite. I recall one of his videos of a bus turning right, across VinerCOs
    path. ISTR he had about five seconds warning of this, because itrCOs hard to >> miss a big red double-decker in London with its winkers on. Anyone with
    experience would have slowed slightly to give the bus time to finish the
    manoeuvre but keep most of their momentum, but not Vine. He rode right up
    to the side of the bus with his farty horn sounding - what was he expecting >> the bus driver to do at that point?

    Vanish.

    What else?

    LOL!
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    Spike

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