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Originally Posted by bimmertl
Well so far it looks like a "tie" as far as who is at fault based upon the input on this site. Looks like one person blames bike riders for riding too far out into the street and another blames the car driver for excessive speed and failure to yield.
It's an accident! Certainly "fault" can be assesed after all the facts are known. However, they sure aren't known from what I have read. Regardless of fault the driver of the car probably feels terrible.
Let's leave it as an unfortunate situation and quit trying to place blame based upon knowing nothing about what happened.
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I agree!
But not knowing what happened usually doesn't stop some from posting opinions!!!! Just read some of the threads.... ;D
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Originally Posted by drdodge
Drivers should abide by the rules and so should bike riders. It makes more sence to ride on a multi-model trail than it does on the road with cars. A bike can't win with a car
drd
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DRD - I haven't done it yet (my knees don't bend so well) but I can tell you I'd much prefer taking a bike on the road near the Lake Miona center than risk going thru the tunnel on a bike. Those blind corners and the prospect of an unsuspecting golf cart coming round one is enough to scare the :edit: out of me.