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"In almost one in ten collisions involving a person cycling, the driver of the other vehicle fled the scene."

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A new Road Safety Authority (RSA) report shows that there were 65 cyclists killed between 2016 and 2022, and another 1,636 seriously injured. Victims were most likely to be male, and the vast majority of collisions happened on a straight stretch of the road, not a bend or a curve. Over half of the incidents occurred in Dublin, and the next highest proportion was in Cork.

The former Irish champion, who was seriously injured after being hit by a speeding driver last year, is also calling for harsher punishments for drivers who kill cyclists

‘It’s very much a midweek phenomenon [with] 62 per cent of cyclists’ injuries occurring early to midweek’, says Road Safety Authority

Seven months ago, a collision shattered Irish road cycling champion Imogen Cotter’s kneecap and forearm, and left her ‘lucky to be alive.’

A Clare national champion cyclist is appealing to people to always wear a helmet after she survived a near-death crash in Spain. Ruan native Imogen Cotter underwent multiple operations after she was struck by van which was overtaking a cyclist riding in the opposite direction. Despite undergoing surgery following a broken radius and knee, Imogen […]