N.C. man challenges laws after being hit by driver on cell phone
By Caron Myers
FOX8 News
Copyright 2008 Fox Television Stations, Inc.
GREENSBORO, N.C. — A UNC Greensboro professor was riding his bike home from work last Wednesday when he was hit by a car.
Dr. Mark Schulz said he was taking his usual two-mile bike commute down Aycock St. last Wednesday night. "The next thing I remember is being jostled around inside the EMT van ... some EMT guy saying 'it doesn't look like you'll be riding that bike again'," Schulz said.
Schulz, a Ph.D. who teaches epidemiology at UNCG, later discovered he was hit by a car. He suffered a concussion, a broken sternum, five broken ribs, five compressed vertebrae, and a broken left knee cap.
Full Story: Prof. wants to make it illegal to talk or text while driving
FOX8 News
Copyright 2008 Fox Television Stations, Inc.
GREENSBORO, N.C. — A UNC Greensboro professor was riding his bike home from work last Wednesday when he was hit by a car.
Dr. Mark Schulz said he was taking his usual two-mile bike commute down Aycock St. last Wednesday night. "The next thing I remember is being jostled around inside the EMT van ... some EMT guy saying 'it doesn't look like you'll be riding that bike again'," Schulz said.
Schulz, a Ph.D. who teaches epidemiology at UNCG, later discovered he was hit by a car. He suffered a concussion, a broken sternum, five broken ribs, five compressed vertebrae, and a broken left knee cap.
Full Story: Prof. wants to make it illegal to talk or text while driving
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