V16: Pedal cyclist injured in collision with other nonmotor vehicle

The group of conditions under the title "Pedal cyclist injured in collision with other nonmotor vehicle" refer to a range of physical injuries that a pedal cyclist may sustain when involved in an accident with a nonmotor vehicle such as a bicycle, skateboard, or horse-drawn vehicle. Such injuries can vary in severity, from minor scrapes and bruises, to more serious harm like fractures, head or spinal injuries, internal organ damage, or severe soft tissue trauma. The nature and extent of the injuries typically depend on the circumstances of the collision including the speed at which both parties were travelling, protective gear in use, and the point of impact. This occurrence may lead to diverse symptoms like pain, swelling, inability to move the affected part, visible deformities, or even loss of consciousness in severe cases.