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user 4534
Something went wrong - failed to follow road rules, didn't see something, or acted incorrectly.
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Right hook accident scenario: who is at fault?
You will likely be found at fault. Bicycle lanes are considered a lane of traffic that supports only one type of traffic for extended periods of time (i.e., bicycles). As such, by your description you …
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How do I stop people blaming me for a crash?
Note: this answer is not trying to determine or attribute blame for the incident, rather it focuses on why the general public may attribute more blame to “cyclist” than may seem appropriate to the …
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Is there a way to remember pedal, crank position before taking sharp turns
While the current answers about foot position in a turn are appropriate, I suspect your accident was more the result of trying to pedal through a corner, than the result of forgetting how to position …
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