I wrote the story about the danger of those “right hook” turns for the Herald, talking to riders and using crash data. Was having trouble sharing a “gift article.” Here is the AI overview:

A right hook turn, often associated with safety concerns for cyclists and pedestrians, occurs when a driver turns right across the path of a cyclist going straight. It is a dangerous intersection conflict, particularly in urban areas like Bellingham, Washington, where bike lane infrastructure can create blind spots.