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A front-to-side collision between vehicles.
A front-to-side collision between vehicles. The cyclist can be seriously injured, so respect priority and clearance and check that the path is clear. This describes a collision type; it does not claim it is the most frequent for every cyclist, country or period. It is not a run-off-road crash or striking a person who is walking.
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A front-to-side collision between vehicles.
A run-off-road crash without contact with another vehicle.
Striking a pedestrian who is walking and using no vehicle.
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