women and accidents. A recent near miss caused me to pause and contemplate the many dangers just waiting for the opportunity to teach any of us a painful lesson.I'd screeched to a full on emergency stop, narrowly avoiding a costly collision

My god!Today I've witnessed some really shite driving, and all of it has been from old coffin dodgers.This morning, I went to Waitrose. I come off a roundabout 1st exit, where I am faced with some lights. 2 lanes. The right one reserved for people going right, the left for people...

of various onlookers. I knew I couldn't hide my accident from anyone. My belly was filling up with blood while my mind was overflowing with determination to stick out the pain that was numbing my senses and etching away my willpower. I was becoming isolated

and advertise at the majority of sporting events all over the planet.Talk about hypocrisy.Few people have ever had a motor vehicle accident because they were smoking.Thousands upon thousands have had motor vehicle accidents because they were or had recently been

you ever caught yourself on the road wondering what you were doing for the past couple of minutes? It happens to many of us when we are thinking about something other than the here and now ... and that is when most accidents happen! In fact- 69% of all

completly reflex action. If you come off a bike at high speed the body will attempt to put a hand down, but because of the speed it may or may not be successful. If you are not wearing even short, rodeo style gloves, in a slow speed accident, chances

of May 1994, it was decided that any driver who has a serious and potentially life-threatening accident at a circuit must be able to receive full treatment at the circuit, be stabilised and then moved to a permanent facility at a later point

to blatantly ignore motorcyclists and actively not look for them at junctions, see. We've even made up some jolly humorous road signs to place in accident blackspots. These signs will have iconography to capture the biker's attention with messages like 'Nail

found myself gaining an unexpected understanding of the enormous implications of an accident of that magnitude. Ten years after Paddy's amputation, I rode from the Ace to the BMF show in Peterborough with a group who were raising money for 'pinal

Attitude ProblemsOver the last couple of issues, I have been discussing the whys and wherefores of biking accidents and deaths and what could be done to reverse the trend. As noted, the government is getting decidedly worried about the ever