Moment Jeremy Vine is nearly hit by a bus as he fails to slow down - but who is in the wrong?

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The TV presenter, 61, was cycling in a high-vis yellow helmet and gloves when his headcam footage captured the London bus driving closely alongside him.

Published: 10:31 GMT, 11 November 2026 | Updated: 10:45 GMT, 11 November 2026

Jeremy Vine was nearly hit by a bus after he failed to slow down when it veered into a bus stop.

The TV presenter, 61, was cycling in a high-vis yellow helmet and gloves when his headcam footage captured the London bus driving closely alongside him.

It then pulled into the painted cycle lane before moving to the bus stop.

Mr Vine is heard blaring his horn several times after saying, 'oh no you can't. I don't know why you would think you could do that.'

But instead of slowing down and allowing the bus to pull in, he appeared to race up next to the huge vehicle.

Posting the video on X, the BBC Radio 2 host urged the need for floating bus stops that place cycle lanes either between the pavement and the bus stop, or between the bus stop and the buses themselves.

He wrote on X: 'This was me, on my bike this morning... imagine arguing a child on a bike should have to deal with this.

'Buses can't stop safely in cycle lanes, which is why floating bus stops are being built in every major city around the world.'

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