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Old 04-25-20 | 07:38 AM
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duffer1960
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The rear camera I was thinking, in case the guy actually plows into me. Wanted something to show what hit me. On the other hand, the vehicle is a new pickup truck & he probably doesn't want to mess it up. Otoh, aren't rear-enders a common way for cyclists to get hit?

Nice images, Lemond1985

Originally Posted by Koyote
OP: if you got the plate number, at least contact the police. They may be willing to go chat with his motorist. I’ve gone that route with some decent results. The “very close pass“ may violate the law in your state... many states now have laws about how closely motor vehicles can pass by cyclists.
It is against the law and I did get a plate number and call the police. They didn't suggest they'd do anything, I suggested they should talk to him. An avid-biker associate at work said it's MilwaukeePD's poliicy to follow up with the driver in a bicyclist complaint. So I hope that's true.

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