Motorists face prosecution for driving too close to cyclists

The video discusses the risks faced by cyclists in Britain, highlighting a police initiative where officers on bikes with cameras catch drivers who endanger cyclists. The West Midlands Police's close pass scheme has been successful in educating drivers and prosecuting those who drive carelessly. A personal story of a cyclist injured in an accident emphasizes the impact of such incidents on personal and professional life. The video also educates on the correct distance cars should maintain when passing cyclists, stressing the importance of safety for both drivers and cyclists.

What is the main focus of the West Midlands Police initiative discussed in the video?

• To promote cycling as a sport

• To film and educate drivers who endanger cyclists

• To build more cycle lanes

• To reduce traffic congestion

How many drivers were re-educated by the West Midlands Police during their initiative?

• 38 drivers

• 80 drivers

• 21,000 drivers

• 7,000,000 drivers

What personal impact did the accident have on the champion triathlete mentioned in the video?

• He moved to a different city

• He became a professional cyclist

• He lost his confidence and stopped racing

• He started a campaign for safer roads

What is the recommended distance that cars should maintain from cyclists?

• 1 meter

• 1.5 meters

• 5 feet

• 2 meters

Why is it important for drivers to maintain the correct distance from cyclists?

• To avoid traffic fines

• To ensure the safety of cyclists

• To reduce fuel consumption

• To improve road aesthetics