Incident type: Other

Mail truck pulls out without looking

Electric Scooter going the wrong way surprises a jaywalking pedestrian.

What went wrong:
1. Electric scooter driver traveling the wrong way down a one-way street.
2. Pedestrian crosses without walk signal.
3. Pedestrian is wearing headphones while crossing intersections cannot hear oncoming traffic.
3. Second pedestrian crosses intersection while reading from his phone.

Advice:
Pay attention at intersections

I was planning on moving into left-turn lane, so checked rear-view mirror and saw two cars. A second glance before switching lanes revealed this fast e-scooter about to pass me with no warning or noise and shifting out of the green bicycle lane! Notice he maintains his speed behind the second car – in the bike lane again.

This is part of a park road, which is also very popular with cyclists, runners, and pedestrians. It has become more common for runners to not only run with headphones, which reduce ambient noise and awareness but also disregard common safety practices. In FL, the pedestrian/runner must stay on the left side of the roadway and walk/run on the shoulder of the oncoming traffic. This runner was not only in the middle of the road, he was completely unaware of his surroundings and, despite yelling “on your left,” continued to veer to the left, almost causing me to go off of the road.

The rider was not paying attention to the path and was distracted by looking into the water. This is a multi-use trail without priority of one direction over the other.

Jeepneys blocking the bike lane abd another Jeepney overtakes and cuts me off

Construction worker reckless driving inside the local cycling course

Still unsure whether they saw me, my light was on though.

Standard alarming Lancashire close pass- Hyundai with trailer encounters oncoming traffic but overtakes anyway, staying well within the left lane throughout. Driver passes much closer to the cyclist than the oncoming vehicle. Time on the video is GMT. Not reported as Lancashire Constabulary ignores all of these with no response from OpSnap Lancs