About the 2010 Ride of Silence
By Adam • May 21st, 2010 • Category: AdvocacyFor the third year in a row, we gathered on the third Wednesday in May which this year fell on May 19 to honor those cyclists who have fallen in car-bike accidents.
For the third year in a row, we gathered on the third Wednesday in May which this year fell on May 19 to honor those cyclists who have fallen in car-bike accidents.
The Conejo Valley Cyclists and the City of Thousand Oaks invite all concerned cyclists to join us May 18, 2014 for our third annual Ride of Silence. The Ride of Silence is a solemn observance of the death or injury of all our brothers and sisters due to accidents between their bicycles and motor vehicles on the road. Join us as we ride a short 10 miles at a slow 12-mph pace to honor the memory of the 600-plus cyclists who die each year on our roads.
Join us for our third annual Ride of Silence. May 19, 2010 at 7 pm.
In a recent meeting with LA County Sheriff’s department, we were encouraged to call law enforcement when we see bad things happening during our rides. Here are the dispatch numbers to save in your cell phones.
How do you begin to talk about the Ride of Silence? It is a ride that should not have to be. We gathered in the evening of May 20 to honor those cyclists who have fallen in car-bike accidents. I was surprised at the number of folks who had been hit that I didn’t even know about.