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Cover image for Dublin Inquirer print edition #96
“The image for this month’s cover is inspired by the excellent Active Travel Collision Tracker. The Dubliner, with her child in tow, looks on at the colour-coded, hazardous incidents recorded by fellow cyclists around the city.”
The image for this month’s cover is inspired by the excellent Active Travel Collision Tracker (collisiontracker.ie).
The Dubliner, with her child in tow, looks on at the colour-coded, hazardous incidents recorded by fellow cyclists around the city. Being aware of these dangers can allow her to navigate home more safely.
I’m a cyclist but also a political cartoonist and storyboard artist based in Dublin. You can check out my work on X and Instagram @HBtoons.
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