A video challenging a friend to cycle for a week

A nice video showing an anti-cyclist riding to work for a week.
http://www.confused.com/car-insurance/motorists-v-cyclists/cycling-issues-video
He nearly hit a dog.
http://www.confused.com/car-insurance/motorists-v-cyclists/cycling-issues-video
He nearly hit a dog.
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Race - Fuji Norcom Straight
Sun - Cervelo R3
Winter / Commute - Dolan ADX
But annoying that confused.com have a host of pro-cycling media on their site yet have kicked off a 5hit-storm with their "Motorist-vs-Cyslist" road-tax cr4p
I too used to drive a Mazda RX-8... now I hardly drive anymore, and I don't own a car either. I still love sports cars, but after driving on race tracks for a couple of years, I just don't see the point in driving fast on the road anymore. I still appreciate a good handling car (and the RX-8 was one of the best, and still is, if somewhat down on power for track-day use). But I just don't understand hot hatches...
Drivers feel that as they have to wear seatbelts so should cyclists. (I am not debating whether helmets are as effective as seat belts)
Most occasional cyclists *probably* fear the road and feel safer wearing one, and can't see how someone could cycle without.
Some sports cyclists probably don't understand cycling as a method of transport, they view it as a sport which justifies the slight inconvenience and discomfort caused. They usually associate cycling accidents with high speed spills offroad or something...
None of the above have done any research into the topic to form a valid opinion on the matter anyway.