Incident type: Ute

Very close pass – felt the air movement on my left side (guess under 1′ clearance)
As far as is noticeable the driver didn’t even slow down
The road was clear so plenty of room to move over further (ideally moving completely over the yellow line).

Cut to 2 minutes. I was indicating to turn left, positioned in the middle of the left-turn lane. After the encounter on the video, the driver stopped and got out of his car and berated me, saying I should have been riding up against the edge of the road. I could not include that bit in the video because I swore several times. Worryingly, the driver then followed me 5km, almost to my workplace, before I could go through an alley-way to avoid him.

Close overtaking along Richmond Road – Did not allow 1.5 m in >80 kmh speed limit section

Rather that wait until around the blind bend and then pass safely, Chevy Z71 decides to put on the squeeze.

Stupid, dangerous, and illegal (https://www.ncleg.net/EnactedLegislation/Statutes/HTML/BySection/Chapter_20/GS_20-150.html)

Sunday morning ride, I take primary as coming up to roundabout and my lane disappears. Ute pulls out of service lane and despite a completely free right hand lane in which to safely pass he chooses to swing into the lane I’m in. Felt deliberate rather than just bad driving,
NB: Correct time stamp is on rear view.

Heading down a hill with a 35mph posted speed limit, a landscape truck passes over double-yellow line and well in excess of speed limit AND into on-coming traffic; there was ZERO reason for him to pass me. I was probably at 40mph at this point and typically hit 45mph, so no need to pass me. Yet I had to slam on my breaks and deal with straw and other debris from the back of his truck. I called the owner of the business (as the name and tel# are on the truck). He apologized and said he tells his crew to follow the laws…

First car gave ample room but following vehicle came far too close

This farmer with his massive jeep and trailer doesn’t see why he can’t take up the whole road regardless of who else might be there, especially if it’s only a cyclist. There has been a lot of talk recently in Ireland about farmers making calls for cyclists to get out of their way because, as they see it, they’re working and we’re not! Note, this was 100m before a junction onto a larger road where a) there’s plenty of room for both of us and b) it turns out we were going in opposite directions anyway.

Close pass from a vehicle that then turned in to park in front of me. The footage doesn’t look as scary as it was at the time.