Sentences with phrase «by cyclists»

These unfortunate accidents occur despite the fact that many safety precautions are taken by cyclists when riding.

Finally, when you're out and about with your baby in costume, you want to be sure that you can be seen easily by cyclists and motorists.

Studies suggest that concentrations of air pollution can be up to 12 times higher inside vehicles than those experienced by cyclists and pedestrians on the same routes.

Erythropoietin, also known as EPO, is naturally produced by the kidneys and became notorious as a performance - enhancing drug used by cyclists in the Tour de France.

The New Yorker ran a news story this week about the number of pedestrians killed by cyclists in New York City.

Moore Blatch partner and chairman of the South of England Acquired Brain Injury Forum, Ciaran McCabe was invited to contribute to the article by The News in Portsmouth and gave his views on safety; he encouraged the use of helmets by cyclists to prevent serious head and brain injuries.

HEAD INJURIES «'' One of the most common injuries suffered by cyclists is a head injury.

Though Rosenthal has wanted to introduce the legislation for some time, the recent death of Jill Tarlov, the pedestrian who was fatally hit by a cyclist along West Drive in the park, highlighted the need for change, she said.

The private prosecution was brought by The Cyclist's...

Investigation should begin as soon as the insurer receives a completed application for accident benefits by a cyclist or pedestrian.

As safety concern amongst cyclists continues to grow, Moore Blatch reports an unprecedented rise in serious accident claims by cyclists in the London area.

It is critical that the endpoint of exercise is known by the cyclist so that adjustments to exercise work rate can be made within the context of an estimated finish time.

This has been followed by a successful campaign by cyclists to persuade Johnson to install new segregated lanes and other measures to make the roads safer for cyclists.

We believe the health benefits enjoyed by cyclists who ride safely will far out weight health risks.»

In one, Lara bikes madly through London on a kind of two - wheeled fox hunt, dodging trucks and chased by cyclists; in another, she flees three muggers on the docks, leaping from boat to boat.

This instinct is essentially marked by the thrill of the chase and can be triggered by a cyclist or a jogger.

The 134 km stretch of trail from Edmundston to Riviere - du - Loup is also known as the Petit Temis Interprovincial Linear Park and is beloved by cyclists.

One of the routes stated in what is known as the Plan Peatonal Ciclista (Pedestrian Cyclist Plan, paid for by the government, by the way), points out that Santa Margarita Avenue is one of the most used streets by cyclists on their way to work, school; etc..

The bendy buses were hated by cyclists and drivers — but the fact is, they got a lot of people from A to B.

When riding my bike for transportation (and not for leisure), I seek out bike lanes and routes frequently used by cyclists because drivers who regularly use those routes are accustomed to sharing the road with cyclists.

The data studied by the coroner makes his recommendation for mandatory helmet use by cyclists perfectly logical.

Its calculations factored in manufacture, maintenance and the impacts of the extra calories consumed by cyclists.

Freedman wants to remind us, his readers, about «the dangers posed by cyclists,» whose numbers have grown dramatically in New York City.

Many cyclists do this; it's called an «Idaho stop,» named after the one U.S. state where this type of maneuver by cyclists is considered legal.

I too am disturbed by the cyclists who blithely fly through stop signs (or even red lights) without even acknowledging the intersection.

The tour won't feature the city's historical or cultural landmarks, but its ten most dangerous intersections, as ranked by cyclist deaths and injuries.

Last week, in the Australian city of Melbourne, a 62 - year - old pedestrian found himself in the intensive care wing of a hospital after being struck by a cyclist who left the scene of the accident.

The Department of Transport issued the review following the unfortunate death of Kim Briggs in 2016, who was hit by cyclist Charlie Alliston.

Bicycle accidents have the potential to leave cyclists with very serious injuries even causing death, as the safety equipment worn by cyclists is little protection against a moving car.

Bicycle accident injuries can occur in a split second, just like an auto accident, but certain behaviors practiced by the cyclist or the driver of the motor vehicle involved in the accident can impact whether the collision occurs at all.

The defence presented evidence of the likely route taken by the cyclist.

It is been packed in such a facility that it can be carried easily by cyclists, athletes, trekkers and climbers.

You may also have a claim if you are a driver or passenger injured in an accident caused by a cyclist.

Th e observations of Lord Denning MR in Froom v Butcher [1975] 3 All ER 520 apply to the wearing of helmets by cyclists.

At least in the U.S., settlements for injuries suffered in cars are up to 30 % to 40 % higher than for the same type of injuries suffered by cyclists.

Notwithstanding the varied perspectives on helmet legislation, the Office of the Chief Coroner for Ontario takes the position that helmet use by all cyclists can and will decrease fatal head injuries.

«These tubes were used by cyclists and recovered by us instead of going to the landfill,» says Lanette Fidrych, Cycle Dog president.

Whether the collision took place during daylight hours and, if not, the steps taken by the cyclist to ensure that he or she was visible to motorists.