The cyclist was left stunned after the close call in Edinburgh
A Scots cyclist had a narrow escape after reportedly falling into traffic after a double decker bus drove narrowly past on a busy road in Edinburgh.
Footage shared on social media showas a No.31 bus heading toward the cyclist, who is waiting for it to pass so they can turn right into a side street. EdCycleHome took to Twitter to vent their frustration at the near miss. Tagging Lothian Buses, they said: “I am curious if all of your drivers hold a Valid Driving Licence? Because no sensible driver would do this. I actually got knocked off my bike onto oncoming traffic! Do Better!”
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