Lee v Williams
Cyclist rides on pavement and stops at a junction waiting to cross the road. His front wheel was positioned off the pavement and onto the road when it was clipped
Clenshaw v Tanner
Cyclist riding in a designated cycle lane collides with rear of a breakdown vehicle that was turning left across his path into a petrol station.
Richards v Quinten
A cyclist riding in a cycle lane collides with a car emerging from a driveway with limited view. Cyclist held 75% to blame.
Foster (1) v Maguire (2) Irwell Construction Ltd (2001)
A cyclist collides with a van and trailer blocking the cycle lane in which she was travelling. Cyclist held 70% to blame.
Howells v Trefigin Oil & Trefigin Quarries Ltd
Cyclist rides his bicycle into the rear of a lorry which was projecting slightly into the road. On appeal, cyclist held to be 100% at fault.
Moffat v Zenith Insurance PLC
Case Law: A cyclist undertakes a car on the nearside whilst passing a junction and is hit when the car suddenly turns left across his path.
Sinclair v Joyner
A cyclist is injured falling from her bike as her wheel collides with the rear offside wheel of a 4x4 on narrow country lane.
Billington v Maguire & Amor
Cyclist fails to see van parked on the side of a road with a 70mph speed limit. The van was in clear view and had its hazard warning lights on.
Pleathean-Hubble v Coles
Cyclist rides his bicycle off a footpath and onto a road at an angle colliding with a speeding car and sustaining a serious head injury.
Gajadamowicz v First Glasgow Limited and Keith Moffat
Cyclist thrown from bicycle when a bus hit her from behind. The cyclist was found to be entirely at fault in this case as she did not take due care
Moss v Dickson
Cyclist is struck by a car whilst making a right hand turn with no other traffic on the road. Car driver 100% to blame.
Smith v Finch
Cyclist knocked from bike following a collision with a motorcycle. Sustained head injuries due to not wearing a helmet.