Emphasis on the "at least".
There have been at least two dooring crashes on this stretch of Halsted SINCE FRIDAY.
Most dooring crashes don't get reported and don't show up in the stats.
Steven Lucy
This morning, on @wbez.org, and again at ~10 am — there have been at least 11 dooring crashes since 2018 on the stretch of Halsted between 31st and 35th. Traffic crashes of all kinds have nearly doubled since 2016.
Video
cam rodriguez 🔎 🇲🇽
“A community that Riley helped shape” cycled through Bridgeport to honor him and call for change.
“There's a 90% chance that there will be no bike lane on the street," Bike Grid Now organizer Nick Hunder said. "This is a very big city and there's room for all of us.”
from @kyrasenese.bsky.social
A crowd of people rode their bikes to honor Riley O’Neil, a champion of improving road safety who was doored and then fatally struck by a truck driver while biking over the weekend.
Riley O’Neil — who helped redesign roads to make them safer for pedestrians and cyclists in CDOT’s Complete Streets program — was killed on a part of Halsted lacking proper bike infrastructure, friends, advocates and a witness say.
"Painted bike lanes don't stop anything"
w/ @kwashburn.bsky.social
Riley O’Neil, 35, was riding his bike Friday afternoon when he was hit with a car door and sent into traffic where an oncoming semitruck hit him. He is at least the third cyclist killed by a driver th...
