Originally Posted by
livedarklions
Well, if we're going to randomly bold things, please let me point out that you were the one who equated drivers with cyclists, "You can't imagine that motorists, like cyclists, don't always have the luxury of alternative routes or alternate times to travel such a route?" therefore making the differences in responsibilities between the two different types of operators relevant.
That "equivalency" is your construct.
"Differences in Responsibilities" relevant to this subject? I don't know what the heck you are constructing this time. My previous comment was clearly pointing out that motorists
are just like cyclists and don't always have the option of selecting a different time or route to travel to their destination. You chose to find a unique (and incorrect) interpretation of another poster's remarks for reasons unknown.