Incident type: Pedestrian

So schnell können Unfaälle passieren. Eine kleine Unachtsamkeit und schon kann es gefährlich werden…

Riding in a busy works area with plenty of hazards this man stepped into the road intently staring at his mobile phone. Amazingly despite nearly colliding with me his attention was straight back to the phone whilst still crossing the road!

These two lanes on Westminster Bridge are always incredibly dangerous, especially the southbound lane, which poses a real hazard for cyclists. Tourists frequently step into the lanes to take photos or selfies without checking for oncoming traffic. The crossing at the end of the video is a particularly problematic area and a constant black spot for incidents. The council should seriously consider segregating the cycle lanes from the pavement, rather than road traffic, to improve safety for both cyclists and pedestrians.

The lights go green and the traffic starts to move.
Great time to cross the road boys!

A jogger running in a clearly marked bike PATH collides with cyclist as the cyclist tries to pass and the jogger randomly switches lanes.

A distracted person walking is walking in center of dedicated bike path while texting on their cel phone. They are unresponsive to an oncoming bicyclist ringing their bike bell. The spacious pedestrian sidewalk is 5 feet to the right.

Cycling down Domain Road, the pedestrian looks up the road and then as I approach he decides to step out into the cycle lane without looking.

With the proliferation of personal listening devices, situational awareness has taken the back seat. The pedestrian could care less that he was unaware of his surroundings, and on a shared use path, he was oblivious to other users. I yelled, “On your left,” twice to no avail. In the end, I almost went off the concrete path.

2 idiots with skakeboards blocking bike lane, one of them not looking where they are going. I would have crashed into her if her friend did not warn her i was approaching in bike lane.

Cycling down from Yabitsu summit a runner starts to cross the white line to get to the other side of the road while not ensuring that he is clear. I had to filter between an oncoming vehicle and the runner that had zero situational awareness.