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London study shows different nature of injuries suffered by cyclists in collision with cars and HGVs

Head injuries more prevalent in incidents involving by cars, while lorries cause torso, pelvis and lower limb injuries

Smartphone use at wheel more dangerous than driving while drunk or smoking cannabis, says IAM

Road safety charity urges government, handset manufacturers and social networks to get message across to motorists

Paris Nice start planning now

So it is two weeks away, but you can do some preliminary research seeing no Omloop Het Volk/Nieuwsblad & Kuurne-Bruxelles-Kuurne (campaigning for them to included in 2013 season).

Offical website with parcours: http://www.letour.fr/2012/PNC/COURSE/us/le_parcours.html

Partial starting list:http://www.cyclingfever.com/editie.html?detp=view&_ap=startlijst&editie_idd=MjI4OTk=

Stage 1 9km ITT (prologue) includes cat 3 1.1km @ 6.6 climb after 500m

Stage 2 flat sprinters stage.

Stage 3 Finishes on a Cat 3 climb 5.2km @ 2.9%

Doping warning as scientists develop mice with exceptional strength and endurance

Breakthrough could help those with muscle-wasting diseases, but researchers warn sports bodies to be vigilant

Australian helmet cam study reveals motorists to blame in vast majority of cycling crashes (+ videos)

Drivers held at fault for three quarters of the 54 "incidents" captured on camera

Sustrans says investment needed in alternative transport to help fight cost of motoring

Call follows RAC report showing impact of higher costs on those who rely on cars

Investment in cycling is preaching to converted, say academics, as masses continue to shun bikes

Segregated bike lanes highlighted as solution to overcoming fear of riding on roads

Experts blame parental fear for kids shunning cycling and swimming for TV and computers

Kids freedom to go out and explore claimed to be at risk as parents keep them indoors

Drivers on mobiles make you see red? Start counting them for AA's Roadwatch survey

Survey seeks to establish drivers' habits at junction, volunteers needed to conduct the research

Cycle helmets don't reduce head injury risk as much as it's thought, claims new analysis

Norwegian risk and cost-benefit expert says previous research flawed



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