Originally Posted by
Paul Barnard
How many rear end fatalities do we have each year where the cyclist is well right and the vehicle sideswipes or runs over the cyclist because they didn't see the cyclist or they made a judgement error on their distance from the cyclist?
There is not a definitive answer to those questions, but our limited data points to the latter as the larger problem. When I employ my risk management strategies, I develop them for the greater threat.
Yes I agree totally, that's why I ride where there is no traffic, and never on main roads. But if you want to ride road
and sit in the middle of it, then you're really asking for trouble.