This is absolutely correct. Entirely too many people pose these false dichotomy questions.<p>If you have wheels, you belong on the streets<i>. Bicycles and motorcycles must assert themselves on the road. Never allow a car or a truck to share a lane with you. Never let another bike share a lane with you either. Never ride a bike on the shoulder. Never sneak through a red light (well use common sense on this one).<p>The problem in the US is our car and truck drivers (yours sincerely included)&#x2F;don&#x27;t know how to drive properly either. Nobody told us not to share a lane. New Jersey drivers seem to be the worst. We do the rolling stop. We stop and sometimes park in the way of pedestrian crossing. We think we have a right to turn right even with a red light and that right supersedes the right of pedestrian trying to cross the street when they have the walk sign! I didn&#x27;t even think about the last one until a car had the audacity to honk at me after speeding into a right turn on their red light screeching to a halt as I jumped for safety. As a pedestrian, I had the walk light! People like those should not be driving.<p>Is there an easy number to call and report reckless driving? What is the solution here? Why should they take my word without evidence? I mean some tailgating idiot could easily call and falsely report someone of brake checking.<p>Driverless cars can&#x27;t come fast enough ... I knowninfor one will vote to eliminate human drivers -- all of them -- from the roads.<p></i> slow-moving wheelchairs excepted