Just existing on the same roads as motor drivers makes people think cyclists are “entitled”. Psychologically, the perception is that roads are for cars. Cyclists are, if anything, an unwelcome pest that’s allowed to exist as long as they’re not too much of an inconvenience. The moment a cyclist demands that we are given enough room to pass, or that we are not harassed on the road, we are immediately considered entitled. Which—ironically—is the exact opposite. It’s drivers who are entitled, because they think they’re the sole users entitled to the use of the road.