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Elizabeth Fairley v Edinburgh Trams Ltd and CoEC
Tram tracks cause cyclists to fall from their bicycles as their wheels get stuck in the track. Cyclists sue Edinburgh Trams Ltd for damages.
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.
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