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Liddle v Bristol City Council
A cyclist was fatally injured after losing control of the rear wheel of his bicycle in a rail track and falling into the water.
Rickson v Bhakar
A time trial cyclist collides with a van crossing an A road into his path and sustains severe spinal injuries leafing him paralysed.
Davidson v Garner 1995
A cyclist was knocked off his bike when he attempted to turn right by riding across the path of an oncoming vehicle without warning.
Sally Nicol v Andrzej Waldemar Kupinski (2017)
Cyclist riding in a group collides with fellow riders when a parked lorry starts to move out onto the road as they are trying to pass.
David Robinson v Scottish Borders Council
A cyclist riding in a group hits a metal expansion joint on a bridge and is thrown from his bike injuring his clavicle.
Joesph Kearney v Tipperary CC and Roadstone Wood Ltd 2019
Cyclist comes off bike due to excess bitumen sealant on the road and is badly injured. He successfully sued the Council who conceded that the work had not been completed
Nuala Ryan v Tipperary County Council
Cyclist comes into contact with loose pebbles on a laneway, skids and comes of her bike sustaining serious injuries.
Miranda Walsh v Kirklees Council
Cyclist hits defect on a roundabout, comes off her bike and fractures her right leg. The Council dispute that the defect was dangerous and lack of evidence as to the
Edward O’Riodan v Clare County Council and Response Engineering Limited
Cyclist becomes unsteady over a cattle grid and causes permanent damage to his ankle, a claim was intimated to the local council. The cyclist was rewarded damages for his injuries.
Daly v Heeps & Anor
Two cyclists are injured during a 10 mile team time trial on open roads. The incident was caused by the driver who was towing a trailer with a boat on
Dominic Nash v Hertfordshire County Council
A cyclist collides at speed with an oncoming vehicle on a sharp corner alleging pot holes on the nearside forcing him to go wide.
Garratt v Saxby
Cyclist is injured at a junction by a large transit van. Both parties did not remember seeing one another but the van driver was to blame as the cyclist had
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