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Collision

Ride for Henry Warwick this Friday 10th February

3 days ago a Rider Down thread got created: http://3HK.r.mailjet.com/C4iM3n1l/erTMK/cnV7k/www.lfgss.com/forum40.html

An incident had happened in Bishopsgate according to Twitter. Little real information came through but an onlooker did signup to less us know the very sad news that a cyclist had passed away and that a coach was involved.

One in eight Irish motorists say they've had collision or near miss with cyclist

AA Insurance highlights steps motorists can take to help ensure safety of vulnerable road users

Seattle cyclist hit by car lands on his feet - literally (+ video)

Acrobatic dismount gets rider out of harm's way as driver jumps red light

1st Post so be Gentle with Me ? Advice on Temporary Traffic Management

Dear All

I have a confession I am an occasional cyclist more for exercise to keep fit but have recently had a collision with a house door canopy whilst driving and towing my caravan ??

Maybe this is not the correct forum but hopefully a friendly reader might direct me to a more suitable website forum ?.

Bad taste

As I was pedalling through a notorious black spot for road accidents, Elephant and Castle roundabout, I noticed the bill board advertising a new drama on ITV called 'Collision'. Bearing in mind that a cyclist was killed practically beneath the sign earlier this year makes it rather insensitive don't you think? Apparently they are advertising another new mini drama outside the Royal Infirmary called 'Cot death'. Sicko's.