Waterfall cyclist injured in charity ride multi-car collision
A woman in her 50s suffered leg, rib and facial injuries when two cyclists collided and pushed her into traffic.
Two cyclists collided on the Princes Highway at Waterfall on Sunday morning around 8.50am. One woman in her 50s was pushed into traffic and struck by a car.
The woman was treated for leg, rib and facial injuries and transported to St George Hospital. The collision occurred during the 45th annual MS Gong Ride, a charity bike ride from Sydney to Wollongong.
The ride fundraises for MS Plus, which provides support for people with multiple sclerosis. Up to 10,000 cyclists are expected to take part in this year's event.
- 45th annual
- Ride edition
- Up to 10,000
- Expected cyclists
- 8:50am Sunday
- Time of collision
- Fairy Meadow
- Destination
Why it mattersThe accident shows the serious injuries cyclists can sustain in multi-vehicle collisions on busy highways.
AustraliaAustralia's MS Gong Ride is one of the largest charity cycling events; safety during the ride remains a concern after this collision.
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