Keith Urban involved in bike accident
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Keith Urban involved in bike accident

Monday, October 1, 2007 – Keith Urban was involved in an accident while on his bicycle in Sydney, Australia Monday, but was not seriously hurt. The accident occurred while Urban was on his way to an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting.

In a statement Urban said, "Today's incident was the result of one person's desire to do his job and my desire to maintain my privacy. Some have already attempted to inflate the facts, but the reality is this; while out riding to an AA meeting, a time when my privacy is especially important to me, I felt myself being pursued. I sped up, and in an effort to elude an oncoming car, which was making an illegal u-turn, saw no choice but to drop my bike. In actual fact, my pursuer came to my assistance, without taking photos and helped me from the road. I returned home, got my car and continued on my way."

Urban has suffered from substance abuse problems in the past and received inpatient treatment last year for unspecified problems.


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