On 25/11/2020 10:42, TMS320 wrote:

On 24/11/2020 16:32, JNugent wrote:

Does the law *require* a lorry-driver, or any other motor-vehicle
user, to give his or her name and address to any passing cyclist who
peremptorily and officiously demands it?

Did the cyclist peremptorily and officiously demand it?

Any such unauthorised request is peremptory and officious.

Only a police officer has the right to demand and be given a citizen's
name and address.

Perhaps the cyclist impersonating a police officer as well?

Do you still say the lorry driver did something wrong by declining to
give his name and address to the cyclist?