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It's Jamie

I make a complete stop at stop signs on my bike 99% of the time. In this situation, 1. I have a wobbly child on the back, the slower I go, the more unstable the bike is. 2. There was a car approaching from behind, not a good time to fall over, and 3. Another cyclist was coming up from behind me. 1/2

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It's Jamie

I'm not going to risk getting rear ended assuming the bike behind me will stop. Just as I wouldn't assume a car behind me will stop, because they won't. I rolled through because it was the safer thing to do. The driver rolled through because they didn't want to be inconvenienced by stopping. 2/2

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Robert -\/\/\-

I was on a GSXR1000 in traffic when a light turned yellow, I cleared it but got pulled over anyway. I argued that it was safer to go on yellow than stop quick and get rear ended by a car. The RCMP was having none of it. LOL