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Five days after the events in Porto Alegre, cycling communities around the world are still in shock at what happened in the city on Friday night when a driver ploughed through cyclists participating in a critical mass event. Today will see a protest march in Porto Alegre attended by many who were involved in the incident as well as many like-minded citizens of the city. READ ON
A truly horrific event occurred in Brazil on Friday evening (February 25). A motorist ploughed into a group of cyclists enjoying a critical mass ride in the Brazilian city of Porto Alegre. Thankfully no one died but the incredible video footage of the incident is shocking. READ ON
It doesn't matter that this was cyclists and a car driver. It could have been an
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Completely James, it is interesting to see and be suprised by what people think.
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@JF. It's true that many roads were built entirely for cars. That is something t
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What happened in Brazil is not ok & is the sole fault of the driver. He chos
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