Well, February might be a short month, but it still managed to rack up its fair share of 'invisible' moments. The unofficial title of Episode 3 of the Invisible Cyclist is 'impatience' - something which can take a number of forms around cyclists, but in the main it tends to combine with a lack of understanding of just how fast a bike can go, or a belief that waiting for the cyclist will incur a time penalty of several minutes, rather than roughly 4 seconds.

And so it is that a taxi coming in the opposite direction turns right, straight across the path of two cyclists; a Mini just has to get past some roadworks on her side of the road as the cyclist approaches; and a Ford Focus pulls out, waving goodbye to the person he has just dropped off, not bothering to take the time to look in his mirrors or over his shoulder.

The Invisible Cyclist is not about wanting to make the roads seem dangerous for cyclists, after all removing us to some off-road path out of the way is an unpalatable cure rather than a pre-emptive prevention, whcih is simply making sure that everyone understands their rights and, above all, responsibilities on the road.

While the cyclist is seen as a moving obstruction, rather than a legitimate road user, this impatience will continue and aggravation will mount on both sides of the 'divide'.

The one thing we really need to remember is simply this. We're all just trying to get somewhere.