2016-12-08 Rider down - A201 North of Blackfriars Bridge

Posted on Thu 8th, December 2016

• #1

Grimm

Looked to have been an accident on the super highway this morning involving a van.

Really really hoping they're ok!
• #2

musa in reply to @Grimm

Ambulance and police were on scene as I was going through. Lady was up and talking to paramedics
• #3

Grimm in reply to @musa

Glad to hear it, thanks for the update.
• #4

dirac

Was this at about 9am opposite Sainsburys? Saw a lady under a blanket thing being cared for by paramedics. No idea what it was about though.

That section is so dangerous and scares the crap out of me when pricks try to overtake other cyclists heading north. Proper free-for-all and a lot of people wanting to go so fast along it. It's just too thin to be doubling up in one lane.
• #5

Oliver Schick

I can't find any newspaper coverage of this one yet. Hope the victim isn't too badly injured.
• #6

musa in reply to @dirac

Yes just after 9. After the bridge northbound

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