Cyclist with green helmet tumbles over curb at the right side of the video screen near the end of the video.

A truck lost control on HWY 223 in Denmark, TN as I approached curve.

Stopped to give space to car driving uphill in opposite direction. What you can’t see in the video is that the bike is towing a child trailer, which the car makes contact with when he drives past. It was quite a thump for me, so presumably the driver felt it – but just drove straight off!

Watch on as these incidents go from bad to worse. Every one of these videos is proof that there needs to be more education around the road safety of cyclists. Is impatience worth risking someone’s life?

Wet wood bridge was like ice. Thankfully only minor injury.

Lady in Ford cut across 3 lane of stoped traffic and failed to look for bikes in the bike lane.
She refused to give me insurance and claimed it was my fault for not stopping for her in the bike lane.

Practice lap for the Travers 2024 Race series … running the bike a bit too low and pushing a bit too hard… clipped a log. Serious incident as it broke the mount on my 12… 🙁

There are good motorists out there. This isn’t them…

These videos have all been uploaded to UpRide in the month of May. These UpRides are raising awareness of the vulnerability that cyclists have on the road. UpRide shows how big the problem is, so there’s never been a better time to start recording your ride and join the fight to fix it.

Just got hit. A scrape on my elbow, my knee feels swollen and has a bump, my calf feels strained, wrist feels sprained. Driver was rolling out of the parking lot at the police station on San Jacinto (700 N San Jacinto St, Houston, TX 77002). Black Hyundai. New Jersey plate. K43-HBW. As soon as the driver got out of the car she yelled I didn’t see you. There are two witnesses, one is a detention officer, the other a former personal injury lawyer. They were all asking if I’m ok. As I was riding west on the Heights Hike & Bike Trail, a driver pulled up to the exit before the bike lane. They slowed at the bike lane so I proceeded west. As I entered the path of the driveway the driver started to pull forward and struck me with the front of their vehicle. Me and my bike ended up landing about five feet away from the vehicle further west up the trail. My bike has scrapes on the frame, seat, and handle bars. After calling the police around 6:20, the driver made another call. The driver was laughing over the phone during the second call. Driver said she saw the two witnesses when she was exiting, who were to her right, but didn’t see my flashing light coming from her left.