Delivery Cyclist on Just Eat Mission Causes Stir by Pedaling Through M4 Rush Hour Traffic Until Stopped by Traffic Officers
A food delivery cyclist on a Just Eat mission has sparked controversy after being filmed navigating the M4 highway during rush hour. The incident, captured by a passer-by, drew attention when it was shared online along with a remark about the delivery possibly arriving cold.
Incident Overview
The cyclist was seen pedaling in a lane that typically accommodates speeds of up to 70 mph. This unusual sight raised concerns about safety for both the delivery person and motorists. After some time, National Highways officers intervened and stopped the cyclist at a lay-by.
Company Response
Following the incident, a spokesperson from Just Eat highlighted the importance of safety for all couriers. The representative stated that delivery personnel are required to adhere to local laws and road regulations.
- All couriers must follow traffic laws.
- Just Eat provides guidance on responsible behavior.
- Any breaches of these rules are subject to investigation.
Public Perception
This event has stirred a conversation about the responsibilities of delivery cyclists and the safety measures in place for food delivery services. Observers expressed confusion over why a cyclist would take such risks during peak traffic times.
As the discussion continues, it raises important questions regarding delivery practices and the expectations for both companies and their couriers in urban settings. Just Eat’s commitment to safe delivery practices will likely remain in the spotlight as they address these concerns.
