Dangerous "Joe Lawlor Coach Hire" driver on the roads

Yes, this morning, at 10:51 at the main UL entrance, a Joe Lawlor employee ran a cyclist through a line of parking cones set up as part of the roadworks at the college entrance. I know this, because I was the cyclist. I am alright, but that's thanks to luck and a good sense of balance, not to mister "I can't see and shouldn't be driving people around in a professional capacity". The details: I am approaching the main entrance from the CPH direction. I hear a commercial vehicle engine behind me, and then a white minibus starts to overtake me. While the rear wheel of the bus is still level with me, the bus pulls hard left and comes to an abrupt halt. I have 2 choices, go under the back wheel, or crash through the line of parking cones on my left. I choose the latter, thinking they will be light and will move out of my way. Wrong. They are a lot more solid than they look. I bounce off one of them, clip the next one, and somehow retain my balance. I am now in the roadworks themselves, on a racer (i.e. not a mountain bike with offroad tyres). I manage to make my way out through the cones ahead of the bus, point at myself, and ask the driver if he saw me at all. He looks surprised, as if I've just appeared out of thin air, even though he just partially overtook me 10 seconds ago and tried to run over me. It is daylight, I am wearing a bright red cycling helmet, and a dayglow yellow jacket. He has no excuse other than complete incompetence and dangerous driving. It contrasts nicely with their website, where we are told that "Joe Lawlor Coach Hire is a family run business offering a professional but friendly mini bus and coach hire service to all customers". Ah, I've seen the loophole! I wasn't a customer, therefore, I did not deserve the professional service! This also excludes me from their motto: "if we look after our customers they quickly become our friends". Well, if you don't look after other road users, they quickly become incensed and vitriolic, that is even if they aren't also hospitalised, and you get a lot of bad publicity. And with driving like I witnessed, and suffered because of, this morning, you deserve all the bad publicity you draw upon yourselves.