I walk in Central London every day from Charing Cross to Soho and am appalled by the shockingly arrogant behaviour of cyclists. I walk across Trafalgar Square, no motorist endangering pedestrians just the odd cyclist. Walk up the street by the side of the National Gallery which is one way, when I cross I look one way for motorists, 2 ways for cyclists.

The list goes on, at traffic lights, cross when you see the green man but watch for cyclists who the rules don't apply to. I have to say I have been doing this walk for more than 5 years and haven't seen an aggressive or otherwise motorist jump a red light. I have probably seen over a thousand cyclist jump lights.

You will get more respect if you show respect.

Most people don't seem to listen if they hear cyclists complain about intolerance and bad behaviour because what they hear is different to what they see.

I am sure all of you on this thread are good cyclists but please admit that to most people, you probably rank lower than motorists in terms of respect for fellow road users.