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Truck blind spots continue to pose a danger to cyclists, nearly a decade after an inquest called for mandatory sensors

Mark Henschke (left) was killed after he was hit by a garbage truck while cycling in Coffs Harbour. (Supplied)

The recent cycling death of a celebrated rural doctor has highlighted the dangers of blind spots on trucks and prompted renewed calls for road safety reforms.

Seventy-three-year-old Mark Henschke was killed after he was hit by a garbage truck while cycling in Coffs Harbour last November.

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