UpRide Hotspot: Beach Road

Wipe Cyclist Out of my Way

BEACH ROAD, AUSTRALIA

An UpRider was involved in a collision when a driver failed to give way while entering a roundabout. These incidents underscore the critical importance of giving way to others at roundabouts for everyone’s safety.


Ignorant Close Pass

BEACH ROAD, AUSTRALIA

The driver dangerously passed the cyclist on the right despite noticing them on the road, displaying an attitude that shows lack of respect for other road users. 


Overtake Close Call

BEACH ROAD, AUSTRALIA

A driver recklessly attempts to overtake a group of cyclists on a blind hill, narrowly avoiding a head-on collision with an oncoming car.

Close Call - 5 years ago

Trailer Tosser

BEACH ROAD, AUSTRALIA

A cyclist narrowly avoids being wiped out by a trailer that passed too closely.

Trailer tosser - 5 years ago

Impatient Undertaker

BEACH ROAD, AUSTRALIA

From the UpRider: “Impatient driver tried to pass in the left lane by undertaking cars on the right lane. They nearly rear ended me braking as he got too close and couldn’t overtake.”


Why record your ride?

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. 

We believe there are three things that can change the safety equation for bike riders. Raising AWARENESS of how big the problem is and the changes that can be made to make sure every road user gets home safely. Influencing planning priorities with the only real-world INFORMATION on cycling black spots. Getting the evidence needed to PROSECUTE drivers who continue to put lives at risk.

Make your mark on improving cycling safety by posting your footage of any incidents you’ve encountered. When you add to UpRide, everyone benefits. 

Want to share your story?

We’d love to hear from you. If you would like to share your stories and experience as a cyclist please reach out to the UpRide team.


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