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Woman On Moped Struck By Vehicle In Cantonment
December 11, 2020
A woman on a moped was struck by a vehicle in Cantonment.
The woman was riding her moped on Lakeview Avenue when she reportedly collided with a vehicle that was turning into a driveway about 4:40 p.m. Thursday. She was transported to a local hospital for treatment of her injuries.
The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating and has not released further details.
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One Response to “Woman On Moped Struck By Vehicle In Cantonment”
Mopeds and motorcycles should be illegal on the roadways just like ATVs. Golf carts, bicycles and any other motorized or non motorized vehicle should not be allowed in the street with a car. Roadways should be for cars only and bicycles should be on sidewalks with people walking. It is a design flaw and flaw in logic to allow bicycles on the roadways. It’s far too often we read and hear of pedestrians and bicyclists mowed down by a car along the road. It’s much easier to avoid a bike or person walking that a fast moving car. I would have assumed people would have figured out that it’s too risky to walk or bike on the road. Simple logic will tell you human vs vehicle. vehicle always wins.