Just heard on the radio that a group of 6 cyclists were "mowed down" by
someone on the Gold Coast this morning. Apparently two were taken to
hospital and police are questioning the driver.
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Just heard on the radio that a group of 6 cyclists were "mowed down" by
someone on the Gold Coast this morning. Apparently two were taken to
hospital and police are questioning the driver.
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OzCableguy said:Just heard on the radio that a group of 6 cyclists were "mowed down" by
someone on the Gold Coast this morning. Apparently two were taken to
hospital and police are questioning the driver.--
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It's a busy time for cycling at the GC. After the Grand Prix Crit at
Southbank on Sunday gone, the Amy Gillett ride goes from Brissie to the
GC this saturday and then the second GP Crit is at the GC on Sunday.
Hence there are lots of elite riders hanging out at the GC, including
Robbie M. Of course, you would never have a preference for one rider
getting hit before another, but am I permitted to hope it wasn't
Robbie?
donga
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,20881332-1702,00.html
Cyclists hurt in ute collision
December 06, 2006 12:21pm
FOUR cyclists were injured when they and a ute collided in a Gold Coast town
this morning.
The accident happened at an intersection at Mermaid Beach about 6.50am
(AEST).
The 45-year-old driver of the vehicle was driving through the intersection
when two of the cyclists hit the front of the vehicle and four struck its
side, a police spokeswoman said.
She said two male cyclists, aged 37 and 56 years, were taken to the Gold
Coast Hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Two other cyclists received minor injuries including scratches and bruising.
OzCableguy said:when two of the cyclists hit the front of the vehicle and four struck its
side, a police spokeswoman said.
Wow the way that was written you'd think a gang of marauding cyclists
attacked the ute.
DaveB
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Quoted message said:Wow the way that was written you'd think a gang of marauding cyclists
attacked the ute.DaveB
Yeah, bit of a contrast to the radio report. The radio used words like
"mowed down" and "driver being questioned" which made it sound like a
possible road rage incident.
OzCableguy said:
"DaveB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:Wow the way that was written you'd think a gang of marauding cyclists
attacked the ute.DaveB
Yeah, bit of a contrast to the radio report. The radio used words like
"mowed down" and "driver being questioned" which made it sound like a
possible road rage incident.
My thoughts exactly. Those naughty cyclists encircling the
innocent ute...
TB
Tamyka Bell said:My thoughts exactly. Those naughty cyclists encircling the
innocent ute...
[censored]!
:-)
Theo
OzCableguy said:news.com.au0,23599,20881332 1702,00.htmlOpen ↗
Cyclists hurt in ute collision
December 06, 2006 12:21pm
FOUR cyclists were injured when they and a ute collided in a Gold Coast town
this morning.
The accident happened at an intersection at Mermaid Beach about 6.50am
(AEST).
The 45-year-old driver of the vehicle was driving through the intersection
when two of the cyclists hit the front of the vehicle and four struck its
side, a police spokeswoman said.
She said two male cyclists, aged 37 and 56 years, were taken to the Gold
Coast Hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Two other cyclists received minor injuries including scratches and bruising.
Sounds like the ute and the cyclists were traveling perpendicular to each other. Sounds like someone ran a red light/stop sign. The report does not say which.
SteveA
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