As a long-time urban bicyclist I've been hit several times by cars, and once as a pedestrian. Except for the guy whose brakes weren't working, they all said something like "I didn't SEE you!". These were all in broad daylight, usually at intersections, and I was not doing anything stupid or illegal. All at slow speeds, so no injuries. I rode several seconds on one woman's hood before she noticed something was amiss. Her look of terror at that moment was priceless.

If you cycle in traffic, find a place with soft grass and practice falling and rolling. Try to land on top of the car instead of underneath. It's safer, and does a better job of training the driver to notice cyclists/pedestrians, next time.

Hmmm, lights in the sky right over a highway, where there are dozens of powerful headlights moving around. With the right slope, they'd shine on low clouds or fog. As the car/truck turns in a curve or goes over a hill, the lights move at incredible speeds, just like the laser pointer dot that you use to entertain your cat.

This reminds me of the year I had a weasel living in my garden shed. Eventually, in the back there was a pile of about 50 mouse skins, neatly turned inside-out.