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Pedal reflectors should be able to flash on and off as hazard warning lights. That makes everything ok, including RLJing and not paying Road Tax. It's a simple solution and would immediately bring the road war to an end.
If you tried that stunt here, someone would probably get out of their car and physically threaten you or move your bike.
Thats assuming they could be bothered to get out of their car and not just run your bike off the road.
Excellent! Next time he should repair a flat tyre in the middle of a road (for some reason, I'm constantly* encountering AA vans and their customers up on the footpath/shared-use path on part of my commute).
(*Disclaimer: not actually all of the time)