The first week after the clocks go back always seems especially hairy on a bike, with various car drivers vaguely meandering around the place whilst they try and remember how the lights switch on.
So good luck fellow commuters, and try not to get squished 
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Good Luck tonight!
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Posted 1 year ago #
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Amen to that - the additional hazard of a layer of damp leaves which a) has no grip and b) hides the edge of the road/path is equally helpful
Posted 1 year ago # -
haha! thanks I'll try not to get squashed maybe I'll take the scenic route through the woods.
Posted 1 year ago # -
I generally think it's a bit better for it to be 'proper' dark, rather than dusk.
At least now it will be dark enough for lights to be noticed, rather than the last few weeks when it has been dingy and I have been studiously ignored and cut up.
Dave
Posted 1 year ago # -
well i got some verbal but thats all, was lit up like a xmas tree as well!!
Posted 1 year ago # -
Eh - it's been dark after work for weeks now. Are the rest of you part-timers?
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I'm glad it's proper dark now too.
The low sun (yes, unlikely as it sounds we've had that) and twilight seem much worse than real darkness both when riding and driving.
Tonight's torrential rain was not appreciated though. No sir.
Posted 1 year ago # -
time to break out the dinottes and engage eptoflash mode
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I find my lumi LED conversion prevents people pulling out on me when dark/dusk!
This morning though, I set off a wee bit later, so it was light. Didn't bother switching the bike light on... my commute is 2 miles. in a half mile stretch of that I had to take avoiding action (like majorly swerving out of the way) 3 times!!
seems people are struggling to wake up aswell...
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Only saw the aftermath of one small shunt between cars last night at a junction. And another this morning. 4 more days to survive
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