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Stomper Liza was riding a bicycle along Woodlands Avenue 7 Wednesday morning (July 18) when a collision with a poorly parked bicycle left him with injuries .
The incident occurred on a trail near Block 683C Woodlands Drive 62 at 9:20 am
Liza tells Stomp that the trail has two lanes, one for cyclists and one for pedestrians
"There is a bend in the path that is like a blind spot and where I can" "Liza, who travels the same route two or three times a week
As such, Liza did not not notice a bicycle that had been left in the middle of the path until it was too late.
The Stomper, who was going to work, said: "I had a collision with a bicycle (60001056) that was parked badly halfway to a bike path. [19659002] "Due to the blind spot, I could not brake in time or even avoid the bicycle ofo."
"I crashed in,"
Liza stated that the accident had left her with injuries, including abrasions on her right elbow, a bruised forehead and a right thigh, a sprained on the right shoulder and a stiff neck
"My neck hurts me because of the impact," she added.
Her bike also was damaged in the accident and she estimated that the repairs would cost about $ 100
the gear and the button on my handlebars are broken.The right brake is also loose and the wires are loose. "[19659002] According to Liza, the parking lots allocated for bicycles were located at the beginning and at the end of the trail, which she said might be too far. 19659002] Instead, people shared bicycles "everywhere" along the way, including on the lawn.
"I am very pissed off right now.This collision has virtually ruined a perfect morning walk
" I am sick and tired of seeing shared bicycles blurring the lanes for other users.
"When will companies solve this problem, how many people must be injured before they start doing anything?"
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