Well the ride was pretty nice, except for the part where I went too far on Tomahawk Trail and ended up on Bitters road. The drivers weren't exactly the most polite in San Antonio so I turned around and made a quick run back on winding way...
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Yes, I will have to agree. And I think the whole problem is that drivers today lack compassion especially when they are behind the wheel of their 2 ton death traps. They are "getting back" at someone for being wronged by another person. you know what I mean. I forgive them, but somehow they need to realize we all need to share the road.
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I agree with the above, people here are so into themselves that they don't know how to pay attention to driving, much less pedestrians. There was actually a guy parked in the entire crosswalk today at a red light. He quickly got an evil look followed by a birdie.
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Would have appreciated a route map, not knowing the San Antonio area. However, if you were in traditional suburban sprawl, I understand your frustration completely.
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IT always amazes me how clueless and rude drivers are about cyclists of all kinds. Not to mention runners. The streets in my city are designed in just a manner that people can't see me until they are on the corner yet they still drive through as if they know no one will be there. I have punched people's cars for that and they are lucky that's all that I did. I've been almost hit so many times it's ridiculous. If I can look so can they and they should.
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