AFPCYCLING Talks About The Different Ways A Biker Can Be Hit By A Car

(LosAngeles.CityRegions.Com, February 12, 2016 ) Los Angeles, California -- AFPCYCLING is a provider of high quality biking equipment and accessories. However, aside from offering high pressure micro bike pump to every cycling enthusiast, the company also offers valuable tips and advises to bikers. Today, the company talks about the different ways a biker can be hit by a car.

AFPCYCLING knows that every biker knows that in order to avoid accidents on the road, they should follow the rules and in order to be safe, one should always wear a helmet. But there are other things that every rider should consider also in order to stay in the road.

Here are the different ways a rider can be hit by a car:

1. The Door Prize- this happens when a driver opens his door in front of the biker. Because the rider can't stop his momentum, he will crash on the car. This is considered as the one of the most common car-bike crash.
2. The Crosswalk Slam-This kind of accident happens when a car makes a right turn right in front of a biker who crosses a street at a crosswalk.
3. The Right Cross- This happens when a car pulls out of a side street or a parking lot then hits the biker on its front or back.
4. The Wrong-way Wreck- A biker is riding on the wrong way of the traffic then a car makes a right turn from the side street or driveway. This happens because the driver of the car is looking for traffic only on their left.
5. The Red Light of Death – A rider is stop at the right of a car that is waiting at the red light then when the lights turns green the biker moves forward while the car turn right and slams into the biker.

These are just some of the most common car-bike accidents that happen to bikers.

About AFPCYCLING.COM

AFP CYCLING is passionate about cycling. Their team works hard to ensure that their product quality reflects this passion. Specializing in bicycle products such as their new mini bike pump, the company not only provides products but prides itself on being a valuable source of information to the cycling community.

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