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November 18, 2021

What on Earth is a SMIDSY Crash?

In some parts of the world, this motorcycle crash acronym stands for Sorry, Mate, I, Didn't See You. Another common acronym, TBFTL (Turned But Failed to Look) does not have the same ring. Furthermore, SMIDSY captures the cavalier mindset that many drivers have after they hit motorcycle riders. These tortfeasors (negligent drivers) are quick to […]

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