Guest Article: Why drive off if you almost hit me? By Ben Castaneda

I’ve a passion for Business and keep looking for good articles. Today, I checked if I could find more info by entering ‘accident at work’ in Google and found this:

Local rider Ben Castaneda sent me his quick article that happened today Here is an incident that occured this morning, 3/28/08, on the way to work. My bike commute is 9 miles one way on busy streets. I live in Orange County, CA. I am going south on Anaheim Blvd. As I approach Broadway, the cross-street, an older model Isuzu Rodeo comes extremely close too me. Fortunately it was at a slow speed. As the car passes me, I yell move over and tap the back of vehicle. I noticed her react and look

Aargh, not exactly what I was looking for, but a good read nevertheless.

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