From The Archives

2024

SHELLY BEACH, AUSTRALIA

Robert Kevin Kinley drove so close the rider knocked on his window. Robert had a rant and assaulted one of the riders. In court Robert received $1,700 in fines and had a previous CCO for violent behaviour.


2023

PORTLAND, UNITED STATES

Footage reported to the police and insurance parties as requirements for further litigation process. Will receive at least coverage on all medical and personal expenses.


2022

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA

In Victoria, Australia you have to register the incident at the applicable local Police Station, which I did by phone on the evening of the accident. In the Police phone interview I advised all the details and that I had photos and video footage of the incident. I shared those with the Police via email. The Police created an incident report and provided me with an Incident number. I was advised the following day that the driver had been charged. 


2021

ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA

I spoke to the driver and asked him to pull over to exchange details, to which he replied “Why?! You hit me!” and then drove off, ‘prompted’ by the car behind. Potential $1250 fine and 3 months imprisonment for driving off (let alone the incident) says his action wasn’t the right call.


2020

MAGNOLIA, UNITED STATES

The driver was taken to court, he was unlicensed and legally blind.


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