2 e-bike riders in extremely critical condition after being struck by vehicle
Firefighters responded to the incident and transported two people, both unidentified, to a local trauma center.
(Pexels photo)
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A man and a women riding e-bikes were left in extremely critical condition after a vehicle struck them in Phoenix Friday night.
Phoenix Police say the crash occurred around 10:45 p.m. in the area of 43rd Avenue and Poinsettia Drive.
Firefighters responded to the incident and transported the two people, both unidentified, to a local trauma center.
The incident is under investigation, according to police.
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Once again, it is not a matter of IF you are going to be run over, it is a matter of WHEN. Nobody enforces any law if it might inconvenience a driver in any way as they plow their tanks over the populace.
Ban cars and build good public transit.
Wow I guess you have never seen these azzz hole bike riders ruining it for everyone. Riding sidewalks, nearly running over pedestrians, breaking traffic laws, riding wrong side of the roads a high speeds...the crap list goes on. You want to regulate then regulate those things like what they are.. mini-motorcycles!!!