If by thought of running a cyclist over you mean, "omg I almost hit this person" because they're riding on a very hilly two lane highway and you can't see them past the hills or they can't keep a straight line and veer into the road when you get to a good point to pass them. I don't think of hitting people but cyclists seem to enjoy playing road roulette.

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Nope, not once have I thought this.

They are considered a vehicle and have the same right of way on the road. In fact I actively block other cars from tailgating and trying to dangerously pass cyclists that are in front of me.

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Your post says more about you than it does about society.

I think more drivers have the thought that the cyclist needs to use the sidewalk not the street to ride on.

I have , the idiot wouldnt let me pass so he ended up on the ground when I gently nudged his back wheel.

And when they do, it's because they're a racist bigot and hate White people.