Cyclists - Source A

What is the main concern of cyclists, according to the text?

• The weather conditions

• Other road users

• Road maintenance

• Traffic lights

How does the author describe the driver who overtook him closely on a narrow street?

• Careless

• Cautious

• Polite

• Friendly

How does the author compare incidents involving cycling to a "war on the roads"?

• The majority of cyclists also drive

• The incidents keep cycling levels low

• The events are not about the mode of transport

• The incidents are insignificant

What does the author mention about the different forms of transport he uses?

• They define his personality

• They change his personality

• They don't affect his personality

• They make him angry

According to the author, what is different about driving compared to other forms of transport?

• It is the safest mode of transport

• It involves a higher risk of causing harm to others

• It doesn't require any skills

• It is more enjoyable

What does the author mention about the impact of hitting someone at different speeds?

• It has no impact

• The impact is insignificant

• The impact is significant

• It depends on the weather

According to the text, why should police take incidents on the road more seriously?

• Because it's about morals

• Because it's about physics

• They should not take it seriously

• Because it's entertaining

How does the author suggest improving the driving tuition and testing system?

• Placing less emphasis on testing

• Providing more lenient tests

Why does the author believe driving is different from other forms of transport?

• The rules of driving are more complex

• The chances of harming someone are higher

• It is less convenient

• It has a lower environmental impact

What is the author's main argument regarding the behaviour of road users across different forms of transport?

• They are all equally considerate

• They are all equally reckless

• They are all equally cautious

• They have different levels of consideration