Texas Biking News December 18th 2020
Scottish cyclist has world record breaking year following Central Texas wreck
By: Erin Heft | www.kxxv.com
TEMPLE, TX — On Dec 21. 2019, Scottish cyclist Josh Quigley was just miles away from finishing his goal of cycling around the world. In a tragic turn however, Quigley was struck by a car going 70 mph on HWY 36 in Temple, TX.
"Ten broken ribs, broken heel bone, broken ankle, fracture on my pelvic, I’ve got a broken artery in my brain" shared Quigley after the accident.
However, less than a year later and he’s out breaking world records.
“Its 516 miles around The Highland, it’s an incredibly beautiful part of the world, but it’s challenging for cycling with a lot of hills and …
Local organizations donate bikes to foster children
By: Javier Guerra | www.kztv10.com
CORPUS CHRISTI — It’s a glimmer of hope for several coastal bend children who may not have had a Christmas this year, according to John Lennan with the Texas Department of family and Protective Services.
"The message that is sent to these children is you are remembered, you are special , you are getting something for Christmas.†He said.
Rajan Ahuja who is the president of Foster Angels of South Texas says he got the idea to donate bikes to …
Bicycle Accident Attorney: 3 Signs You Have a Solid Case
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Texans use bicycles as a primary form of transportation, specifically in major cities like Houston, Dallas, Austin and San Antonio. Unfortunately, bicycles do not provide the same protection that an automobile does. So when an accident occurs, the consequences can be detrimental. As of 2017, Texas ranked 3rd among all states for bicycle fatalities with Houston being in the top 10 most dangerous cities. It’s no wonder that approximately 60 …
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