An appeal has gone out from the brother of Donna Fox, who was killed when cycling to work in 2016, seeking others who have had collisions or near misses at the junction of Seville Place and Guild Street in Dublin.
Neil Fox tweeted out the appeal yesterday. He has also previously tweeted has frustration that the design of the junction in the Docklands has not sufficiently changed since his sister’s death.
A row of flexible bollards was installed on the cycle lane up to and beyond the stop line but some cyclists now complain that this forces them into a narrow space at the junction between left turning vehicles and pedestrians guardrails.
Would appreciate if any cyclist who has had near misses at the junction where my sister was killed to email me neilgerardfox80@gmail.com Seville Place/Guild Street Dublin. #cycling #Allocate4Cycling @IBIKEDublin @dublincycling
— Neil Fox (@NeilGerardFox) December 13, 2018
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