Can someone say.....C -collars

[firedoc5]

Does anyone see which way they are travelling?? They are riding directly towards the car. How didn't they see the car?

The car is coming right at them. If they didn't see the freaking moron in the car then WTF??? I would think bikes have a easier way to get off the road than the car.

Were the bike riders so intent on their ride that they weren't looking forward?

I believe he came flying out of no where from off side of the road. Somebody driving drunk in Mexico, who knows?

[Mateo_1387]

You mean this time it was not a mexican driving drunk? How did that happen???

(We have a bad problem in my area with mexicans driving drunk)

[Adam Swartz]

I believe he came flying out of no where from off side of the road. Somebody driving drunk in Mexico, who knows?

Still that is an incredible picture no matter what. wow **jaw drops to floor** Can someone say SEND ALS NOW

[Dustdevil]

Can someone say.....C -collars

Can someone say.....Pulitzer Prize! :shock:

[Adam Swartz]

Can someone say.....Pulitzer Prize! :shock:

Ohh yes that to. wow again how the hell or wtf goes with it.

[jsadin]

Sweet mother of mercy. I wonder how many of the ones that lived will have life altering injuries?

[CBEMT]

The 28-year-old driver was apparently drunk and fell asleep when he crashed into the race Sunday, police investigator Jose Alfredo Rodriguez said Monday.

In broad freakin daylight! Hell it was probably morning!

[dougd]

Ick, as the safety director for one of the ADA Tour de Cure bicycle rides, this is one of those scenarios that keeps me awake for an extra minute or two at night.

The MS Society is known for their 150-mile bicycle rides, and I've worked with them on their northeast Ohio ride for the past 5 years dispatching for their EMTs at the county 911 center. Our biggest enemy used to be heat exhaustion, but we've seen an increase in the number of car vs. bicycle MVAs in the past two years. I'm not sure if it is due to an increase in the number of distracted drivers, a decrease in the awareness of the cyclists, or just the law of averages catching up with us after having a run of quiet, MVA-free years.