Dodged in Time

Oblivious Close Call

VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA

A driver not giving way at a roundabout, oblivious to being seconds away from colliding into a cyclist.


Near Crash Onto Oncoming Car

HYTHE, UNITED KINGDOM

From the UpRider: “Swerves left into our group to avoid the collision – averted as the oncoming car stopped completely. Saved him no time at all as we caught him up at the traffic light at the top of the hill and went past him when he was stuck in traffic in the town. Erratic driving at its finest. Reported to the police.”


Braking Point

CALIFORNIA, united states

An SUV turning nearly collided head-on with a cyclist in the “protected” bike lane. Luckily the cyclist braked in time but this close call highlights the dangers of bike lanes hidden behind parked cars and whether they are truly safe.


Intimidation Swerve

SOUTH PERTH, AUSTRALIA

A driver swerves towards a cyclist, seconds before anything disastrous happens. Could it have been an intimidation tactic or a momentary loss of control?


SUV Takeover

HORNCASTLE, UNITED KINGDOM

A reckless move caught on camera – An SUV overtakes a lorry, despite other drivers staying safely in their lanes.

M800 FJM - 4 months ago

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If you ride on the road, it’s getting harder to get home safely. More distracted, dangerous drivers and infrastructure that hasn’t kept up with demand. It’s tough out there, and it’s time to do something about it. 

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