3 Dangerous Bike Crashes & How to Avoid Them (Replay)
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3 Dangerous Bike Crashes & How to Avoid Them (Replay)
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Originally posted on The Bike Lawyer channel on YouTube on July 30. This is part of our Thursday replays, where we bring the back catalog to the podcast feed.
Most bike-car crashes aren’t random. They follow a handful of patterns, and almost nobody teaches cyclists how to spot them before it’s too late.
This is part one of a two-part series on the five most dangerous situations for cyclists sharing the road with cars. Using federal crash data from the past 30 years, this episode covers the three crash types caused by moving vehicles: the turning conflict, which causes more crashes than any other single cause; the intersection habit most cyclists overlook; and why overtaking crashes are rarer yet disproportionately deadly on faster roads. Plus a three-move fix you can use on your next ride, Florida’s cyclist fatality numbers, and the state laws that apply every time a car passes you.