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Driver’s fault, slammed straight into a large immobile object, so would’ve needed to be going too fast or not paying attention or both.
The neighbours complain about nearby low traffic schemes bringing more cars to their street, making it more dangerous. The tremendous irony of their acceptance that having more cars on a road is more dangerous…
Perhaps bike lockers should have reflectors or other night time aids.
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Perhaps bike lockers should have reflectors or other night time aids.
Skips have to have flashing lights on when left roadside iirc.
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Perhaps bike lockers should have reflectors or other night time aids.
Not at all intended as any sort of justification, but it would make sense for them to have* reflectors given that cars have them too.
*assuming they don't already - which I can well imagine they do
rhb
hugo7
https://southwarknews.co.uk/news/baby-hospitalised-in-collision-with-bike-hanger-that-council-was-warned-could-be-dangerous
Seems so odd to me that the blame is being shifted to the cycle hanger. This is a pretty wide road with a 20mph speed limit. And the cycle hanger is in a parking spot. I don’t know how someone could drive square into it unless they were not paying any attention or going much faster than they should have.