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Bicycle Accidents in Nashville

Rob McKinney

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Posted by Rob McKinneyApril 02, 2007 5:19 PM

Tags: Motor Vehicle Accidents

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Spring is a time to get outside and enjoy the great weather . Bicyclists are taking to the streets in record numbers . However , be aware that Middle Tennesse has some of the highest car-bike crash rates in the state . According to statistics from the Department of Safety , the Tennessee Highway Patrol recorded 249 accidents between 2003 and 2006 in Nashville and 88 accidents in Rutherford County . Bicyclists have the same right to use the roadways as cars and trucks . Bicycle orgainizations are pushing for more enforcement for traffic violations concerning cars versus bikes.

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