Interview with the Head of U.C.A.S. (Urban Cyclists Against Stopping)

But what if you're up against a red light? Will you stop? No. What if a pedestrian has the right of way? Will you stop? No. What if a small child, clutching her caregiver's hand, is directly in your path? Will you stop? No.

You won't cut her any slack? No. If I hit her, that's on her. You chose to shop while old, lady. I'm a cyclist. I can't stop.

Read at The New Yorker