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Car-ogance law states that whenever cyclists raise valid questions about their safety or discomforts that within three responses car owners will try to bend the topic/discussion about the own responsibility and unsafe behavior of that cyclist. Example 1: "Yesterday I got hospitalized because I got doored by a car-owner that opened his door" "Those damn cyclists should wear a helmet. It is your own fault!" "You're showing car-ogance and should keep your attention on the traffic instead of opening the car door without looking" Example 2: "I don't feel safe on the roads of Amsterdam sharing the road with SUV's." "Cyclists always run a red light. You should follow the rules." "You are showing car-ogance and should be aware that other people are also in traffic without a car."
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