A bicyclist's death this summer has highlighted the risk of being 'doored' while riding. The victim, a devoted bicyclist from St. Paul, hit a car door that had just been opened.
The driver was not cited in the incident, which is a common outcome in such cases. Few drivers are cited after 'dooring' incidents.
Further details about the incident and the issue of 'dooring' are available from the source, providing more information on this safety concern for bicyclists.
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