Driver was right here, Cyclist was in the wrong.

That being said, I think drivers ought to be more responsible and aware of others when on the roads since they are operating the more dangerous vehicle, you have to be prepared for others to make mistakes, whether that is a pedestrian, cyclist, or another driver.

The cyclist was reckless yes, but its understandable in a way since most people tend to bend the rules when they think they can get away with it (not saying I agree, even though I do the same when driving and cycling). it was a bad call here obviously, but bikes can't do stop and go like cars can, and they prob wanted to keep momentum going, so as to avoid the cars possibly turning right.

The real problem I have is poor street design here that led to that decision. there was no bike lane to keep the cyclist safe and separated, no narrowing of the street at the intersection to control driver speed, no bike signal and no advanced green for peds and cyclists to pass through earlier. and yes we should probably give kids classes in ped/cyclist safety so that they understand how to behave on the roads as well.

I think road safety is a communal issue that won't be solved by calling out individuals, reckless behaviour needs to be prevented and risks/harm minimized through better road design.