Surprise Suicide way to use a Zebra crossing as a cyclist with a child

Best way to use a Zebra crossing or not as a cyclist towing a child in a trailor. Of course I am to blame cyclists are never in the wrong. I was caually filming out of the roof on my Mazda MX5 in the spring of 2024. Filmed on Lodge Road near the Old Lane pub on the Pewsham Estate, Chippenham, Wiltshire. @derekfreegard3477 --- I will add a bit of context. This spot is well known for people appearing quick from behind the fence so you need to approach with care and forethought (lacking in some drivers). Look close and you will see the camera can see the head of the cyclist over the fence - so I presume he looked my way. Now - I am sat a good metre below the camera and could not see his head. He would have been in full view to the red car. Still makes me wonder what his wife would think.

[@cloudisfast3361]

I have zero words except for the ones I am writing right now

[@Dashflix]

Hello mate, Can i use it please ? With credit, thanks.

[@Renard380]

No engine? No rules! -Most cyclists

[@m4rtyd]

No

[@cornishcat11]

i drive and i walk and i cycle... i do not do this fucking stupid move ever

[@microcap1997]

Happy wheels in rl be like:

[@scivirus3563]

the Title does not make sense

[@AgelessStones]

These cycling pram things just look like a recipe for disaster to me. I think in this case, he was looking out for you and the other car, so it's just about alright, but one day he could have an accident and then the child would also be in trouble

[@diremond3700]

Stupidly irresponsible.

[@TheAllMightyGodofCod]

Sorry to say, I didn't see anything special here. Ok, he can't do that but you had more than enough time to stop if you needed. If I posted a video every time something like this happens near me, I wouldn't do anything else In life

[@isthatujeebus]

And how much time did the OTHER car have...?

[@TheAllMightyGodofCod]

@@isthatujeebus 3 weeks, 5 days, 7h and 357 seconds. I timed it. Don't need to thank me. 😎

[@captainotto]

@@TheAllMightyGodofCod Were those business or calendar days? Just making sure I get my numbers correct.

[@TheAllMightyGodofCod]

@@captainotto calendar. Julian Calendar. Except for Sunday's, those were Gregorian.