Monday, February 20th, 2012 at
1:05 pm
Accident: Cycling In Dublin Is A High Risk Activity, Or Is It?

Image by infomatique
Note: Due to some emails received the title has been modified slightly.
Also as some mentioned that the stats I used were out of date and had been supplied by a commercial organization I have now included a link to a list of pedestrians and cyclists who died as the result of accidents during a more recent period.
dublincycling.ie/node/571
I cannot determine what happened here and have photographed in such a way that neither the driver nor the cyclist can be easily identified.
I like cycling but I would never use a bicycle in Dublin because it is a high-risk activity.
There were approximately 427 collisions involving cyclists reported to the Garda in Dublin city over the period (2002 to 2006), 11 of which involved fatalities.
I know two cyclists who died as the result of road accidents in Dublin. One shared an office with me for a year and another was a family friend (she was crushed by a truck).
Top four types of cycle accidents in Dublin:
Drivers turning right in front of an oncoming bicycle.
Drivers hitting a bicycle when overtaking or changing lanes.
Car doors being opened in front of cyclists.
Drivers hitting cyclists when turning left.
Note: Left-turning vehicles were involved the majority of fatalities.
Tags:
Car doors,
dublin city,
DUBLIN,
Activity
Monday, February 20th, 2012 at
8:15 am
Monday, February 20th, 2012 at
1:08 am
Accident: Cycling In Dublin Is A High Risk Activity, Or Is It?

Image by infomatique
Note: Due to some emails received the title has been modified slightly.
Also as some mentioned that the stats I used were out of date and had been supplied by a commercial organization I have now included a link to a list of pedestrians and cyclists who died as the result of accidents during a more recent period.
dublincycling.ie/node/571
I cannot determine what happened here and have photographed in such a way that neither the driver nor the cyclist can be easily identified.
I like cycling but I would never use a bicycle in Dublin because it is a high-risk activity.
There were approximately 427 collisions involving cyclists reported to the Garda in Dublin city over the period (2002 to 2006), 11 of which involved fatalities.
I know two cyclists who died as the result of road accidents in Dublin. One shared an office with me for a year and another was a family friend (she was crushed by a truck).
Top four types of cycle accidents in Dublin:
Drivers turning right in front of an oncoming bicycle.
Drivers hitting a bicycle when overtaking or changing lanes.
Car doors being opened in front of cyclists.
Drivers hitting cyclists when turning left.
Note: Left-turning vehicles were involved the majority of fatalities.
Tags:
Car doors,
Risk,
HIGH,
Gavin Hill,
dublin city,
Cycling
Sunday, February 19th, 2012 at
1:06 pm
Accident: Cycling In Dublin Is A High Risk Activity, Or Is It?

Image by infomatique
Note: Due to some emails received the title has been modified slightly.
Also as some mentioned that the stats I used were out of date and had been supplied by a commercial organization I have now included a link to a list of pedestrians and cyclists who died as the result of accidents during a more recent period.
dublincycling.ie/node/571
I cannot determine what happened here and have photographed in such a way that neither the driver nor the cyclist can be easily identified.
I like cycling but I would never use a bicycle in Dublin because it is a high-risk activity.
There were approximately 427 collisions involving cyclists reported to the Garda in Dublin city over the period (2002 to 2006), 11 of which involved fatalities.
I know two cyclists who died as the result of road accidents in Dublin. One shared an office with me for a year and another was a family friend (she was crushed by a truck).
Top four types of cycle accidents in Dublin:
Drivers turning right in front of an oncoming bicycle.
Drivers hitting a bicycle when overtaking or changing lanes.
Car doors being opened in front of cyclists.
Drivers hitting cyclists when turning left.
Note: Left-turning vehicles were involved the majority of fatalities.
Tags:
Risk,
Hospitality Recreation,
dublin city,
Disaster Accident,
Car doors,
Activity
Sunday, February 19th, 2012 at
1:08 am
Accident: Cycling In Dublin Is A High Risk Activity, Or Is It?

Image by infomatique
Note: Due to some emails received the title has been modified slightly.
Also as some mentioned that the stats I used were out of date and had been supplied by a commercial organization I have now included a link to a list of pedestrians and cyclists who died as the result of accidents during a more recent period.
dublincycling.ie/node/571
I cannot determine what happened here and have photographed in such a way that neither the driver nor the cyclist can be easily identified.
I like cycling but I would never use a bicycle in Dublin because it is a high-risk activity.
There were approximately 427 collisions involving cyclists reported to the Garda in Dublin city over the period (2002 to 2006), 11 of which involved fatalities.
I know two cyclists who died as the result of road accidents in Dublin. One shared an office with me for a year and another was a family friend (she was crushed by a truck).
Top four types of cycle accidents in Dublin:
Drivers turning right in front of an oncoming bicycle.
Drivers hitting a bicycle when overtaking or changing lanes.
Car doors being opened in front of cyclists.
Drivers hitting cyclists when turning left.
Note: Left-turning vehicles were involved the majority of fatalities.
Tags:
Gavin Hill,
dublin city,
Cycling,
ACCIDENT,
Risk
Saturday, February 18th, 2012 at
1:05 pm
Accident: Cycling In Dublin Is A High Risk Activity, Or Is It?

Image by infomatique
Note: Due to some emails received the title has been modified slightly.
Also as some mentioned that the stats I used were out of date and had been supplied by a commercial organization I have now included a link to a list of pedestrians and cyclists who died as the result of accidents during a more recent period.
dublincycling.ie/node/571
I cannot determine what happened here and have photographed in such a way that neither the driver nor the cyclist can be easily identified.
I like cycling but I would never use a bicycle in Dublin because it is a high-risk activity.
There were approximately 427 collisions involving cyclists reported to the Garda in Dublin city over the period (2002 to 2006), 11 of which involved fatalities.
I know two cyclists who died as the result of road accidents in Dublin. One shared an office with me for a year and another was a family friend (she was crushed by a truck).
Top four types of cycle accidents in Dublin:
Drivers turning right in front of an oncoming bicycle.
Drivers hitting a bicycle when overtaking or changing lanes.
Car doors being opened in front of cyclists.
Drivers hitting cyclists when turning left.
Note: Left-turning vehicles were involved the majority of fatalities.
Tags:
HIGH,
DUBLIN,
ACCIDENT
Saturday, February 18th, 2012 at
9:37 am
Saturday, February 18th, 2012 at
1:06 am
Accident: Cycling In Dublin Is A High Risk Activity, Or Is It?

Image by infomatique
Note: Due to some emails received the title has been modified slightly.
Also as some mentioned that the stats I used were out of date and had been supplied by a commercial organization I have now included a link to a list of pedestrians and cyclists who died as the result of accidents during a more recent period.
dublincycling.ie/node/571
I cannot determine what happened here and have photographed in such a way that neither the driver nor the cyclist can be easily identified.
I like cycling but I would never use a bicycle in Dublin because it is a high-risk activity.
There were approximately 427 collisions involving cyclists reported to the Garda in Dublin city over the period (2002 to 2006), 11 of which involved fatalities.
I know two cyclists who died as the result of road accidents in Dublin. One shared an office with me for a year and another was a family friend (she was crushed by a truck).
Top four types of cycle accidents in Dublin:
Drivers turning right in front of an oncoming bicycle.
Drivers hitting a bicycle when overtaking or changing lanes.
Car doors being opened in front of cyclists.
Drivers hitting cyclists when turning left.
Note: Left-turning vehicles were involved the majority of fatalities.
Tags:
Risk,
Car doors,
Gavin Hill,
HIGH,
Activity,
Traffic light,
ACCIDENT
Friday, February 17th, 2012 at
1:10 pm
Accident: Cycling In Dublin Is A High Risk Activity, Or Is It?

Image by infomatique
Note: Due to some emails received the title has been modified slightly.
Also as some mentioned that the stats I used were out of date and had been supplied by a commercial organization I have now included a link to a list of pedestrians and cyclists who died as the result of accidents during a more recent period.
dublincycling.ie/node/571
I cannot determine what happened here and have photographed in such a way that neither the driver nor the cyclist can be easily identified.
I like cycling but I would never use a bicycle in Dublin because it is a high-risk activity.
There were approximately 427 collisions involving cyclists reported to the Garda in Dublin city over the period (2002 to 2006), 11 of which involved fatalities.
I know two cyclists who died as the result of road accidents in Dublin. One shared an office with me for a year and another was a family friend (she was crushed by a truck).
Top four types of cycle accidents in Dublin:
Drivers turning right in front of an oncoming bicycle.
Drivers hitting a bicycle when overtaking or changing lanes.
Car doors being opened in front of cyclists.
Drivers hitting cyclists when turning left.
Note: Left-turning vehicles were involved the majority of fatalities.
Tags:
Risk,
Cycling,
ACCIDENT,
Disaster Accident,
DUBLIN
Friday, February 17th, 2012 at
10:17 am