| Comment | Trying purely to try and understand what the cyclist was thinking: it's possible they were trying to stick to the left side of the path. The clydeside one is a busy route for bikes, and so cyclists are often in the habit of sticking to the left side of the path wherever possible to avoid clashing with oncoming bikes every few seconds.
That doesn't excuse them riding aggressively towards you or challenging you in some way, if this is what happened. I also accept it's inconvenient bordering on unreasonable to assume pedestrians should walk on certain portions of the path but not others. It's not a good situation, and ultimately, pedestrians are at the top of the hierarchy so cyclists should always in the end give way and gently cycle around pedestrians in moments like this.
Like I say though, just trying to think of a possible explanation for this having happened. |
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