For the first time I saw an inconsiderate driver of a Yeti. Drove far too close and was tooting aggressivly at a cyclist who had started across a roundabout before the Yeti left his starting blocks. There was no other way the cyclist could have done anything else as far as I could see.

It's so unusual to see skodas in general being driven in such a manner, much less the (designed for the thinking driver) Yeti.

No need for that regardless on the situation.

For the first time I saw an inconsiderate driver of a Yeti. Drove far too close and was tooting aggressivly at a cyclist who had started across a roundabout before the Yeti left his starting blocks. There was no other way the cyclist could have done anything else as far as I could see.

It's so unusual to see skodas in general being driven in such a manner, much less the (designed for the thinking driver) Yeti.

Must have borrowed the Yeti for the day, or trying one out

A Yeti having a public tantrum with a cyclist is not good at all. Naughty Yeti.

Yeti hire car?

Brimma riding the bicycle?

Not unless he has grown his hair.

I am fully convinced it was a major contribution to cyclo/car antagonism.

I'm not always on the side of the pedal pushers, but I thought the guy was doing it right.

However it was Wisbech. Perhaps I should have mentioned that earlier.

Ah, Wisbech! They don't just live in the fens (great empty spaces), they have it between their ears

Ah, Wisbech! They don't just live in the fens (great empty spaces), they have it between their ears

And they don't own umbrellas.

They use a Asda carrier bag on their head instead.

at least with six fingers on each hand they can keep a good grip on the handlebars

Sounds like Burnley FC supporters (to a Blackburn fan, that is).