As a cyclist and (shock! horror!) a car driver, I can relate to the OP's feelings, if not necessarily the spelling mistakes.
This recent spate of good weather has brought out the flouro brigade in force – I can't wait until we get a proper Britsh summer and the rain drives them off the road.
A couple of days ago I nearly killed a cyclist. Why? Because he was riding along the pavement and, without looking, swerved out and off the kerb into the road, causing me to take evasive action.
I generally give cyclists a wide berth (because I'd like one myself), which is why he got off with a blast of the horn, instead of being mashed by a distracted parent in an SUV. What irritated me is that he shook his head at me, in the contemptous way no doubt we've all done – but it was his fault. All it needed was a quick 'look over the shoulder'.
It's not ALWAYS the driver who's a ****t- oftentimes (at least around these parts) the rider is at least partially at fault.