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After one cyclist slammed into the rear of his car and vaulted over it into oncoming traffic, and another crashed through his rear window, Dr. Christopher Thomas Thompson called 911 and told the operator, “They’ll tell you they are seriously injured, but they’re not.”
Prosecutors played a recording of the call on Friday during the opening day of testimony in Thompson's trial on assault with a dangerous weapon and other charges. The trial continues Monday in Los Angeles County Superior Court. Prosecutors say Thompson, 60, a former ER doctor, purposefully braked in front of the two riders as they descended Mandeville Canyon Road on July 4, 2008.
Cyclist Christian Stoehr hit the back of Thompson's Infiniti sedan and went over the top into the other lane. His injuries included a grade-3 shoulder separation and road rash. Ron Peterson went through the rear window; the impact broke his nose, nearly severing it, and shattered several of his teeth. More than 90 stitches were required to reattach his nose.

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"Let's get one thing straight. While we're not banner-waving activists, we think activism is fantastic. We're all for it, especially the activism towards creating bike culture like we have in Copenhagen in other cities in the world.It's a great article and I recommend all of you that care about this ride take the time to read it. While I may not agree with everything in the post, he makes very good points worthy of consideration; especially in regards to certain perception issues the Orlando CM ride is currently facing. One comment in the comments section really stood out:
We just feel the need to play devil's advocate regarding the Critical Mass movement.
It's a brilliant concept. Democratic to the core. Celebrations, even. Even if there are only a couple of dozen cyclists. Although we would love to ride in Budapest, with tens of thousands of other bikes. That would be a rush. We also think that movements like the Naked Bike Ride protests tackle important issues with humour.
We despise the exaggerated crackdowns by police in various cities, but we're not too thrilled about those participatnts who are aggressive towards motorists. Democracy becomes anarchy. We don't fancy much the elitist attitude of many in the environmental activist movement either. Those who look down their nose at motorists.
We figure that the point of Critical Mass is to profile the need for bike culture and all the environmental plusses inherent in it. A good thing. Therefore one of the primary goals is to get more people to ride their bikes. For whatever reason: sustainability, oil-dependence reduction, better health for fellow citizens.
If so, does Critical Mass work? We don't know. 15 years on and are there any cities that have made massive gains towards a bike culture similar to many European cities?
Critical Mass in Prague (3000-4000 people this week) is I think a succesful movement. It profiles itself not targeted at blocking the motorists, but targeted at creating force at the politicians. It tries to minimize impact by informing newspapers about the route, public transport authorities, associations of taxi drivers etc., there is very good cooperation with police). To sum it up, I could say that the Critical Mass in Prague has 3 objectives: 1) create an event for cyclists to enjoy, celebrate, unite, meet each other 2) show polititians the growing support for cycling 3) as a communication tool towards the media. There is nothing in that against cars -- even apology information fliers are distributed to drivers. It's a nice, colourful event, and it definitely has its successes here -- although it takes much more to really change things. Most important, it takes time.While on this blog, I also came across a post detailing his participation in the CM ride in Budapest that according to him had 20,000 participants. This number is amazing in my mind and while I think it's crazy in a good way, I can't help but wonder if there is any exaggeration to this figure. Here's the link to that article in case you are interested: Budapest Bike Ride with 20,000 Friends.
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Man I miss the Fall and the above video reminds me of what I'm missing at the moment. Leaves on the ground, chill in the air; damn I miss it. For those of you that don't live in Florida, its 93 degrees today...Fish&Chips 1st Anniversary Event ~Trailer1~ from 2ROAD on Vimeo.
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