She was taken to Blackpool Victoria Hospital A E where her parents were relieved to learn she had not broken any bones. She was, however, left with head injuries caused by the bike's tyre.
The video footage shows Lucie following her mother Lauren out on to the pavement on Monday afternoon before the cyclist appeared from nowhere.
Ms Howarth said: 'I was heading towards the car and Lucie was following me.
'As soon as Lucie stepped out, he got her. He must have been going some speed because I didn't see him.
'Matt jumped over the wall and got to her and swept her up.
'We didn't know what kind of injuries she had suffered,signed liverpool jerseys for sale, we just knew we had to get her straight to the hospital so we put her straight in the car.'

Little Lucie was walking out of her home in Blackpool,argentina new kit world cup 2014, Lancashire as her mother opened the car

But as the three-year-old emerged on to the pavement,fc barcelona away kit long sleeve, a cyclist appeared and ploughed into her at speed

The youngster became caught up in the pedals and was dragged along the pavement outside her home

Her father rushed out to pick her up and she was taken to hospital with cuts to her head, arms and legs
The family say the cyclist made no efforts to check how Lucie was and Ms Howarth claims he swore at her before getting back on his bike and cycling off.
'He was on the floor with his head on the pavement,australia socceroos new jersey,' said Ms Howarth. 'I was expecting him to say "I'm so sorry,cristiano ronaldo jersey number 9, is everyone okay" or something like that but there was nothing.
 I thought she was dead. There was blood coming from everywhere. She was hysterical, screaming at the top of her lungs Lucie's mother Lauren Howarth'As soon as he got up he started swearing at us,fc bayern t shirt logo, as if it was Lucie's fault that he had hit her. The next thing we knew he'd gone and we've not heard from him since.
'I know it would have been a shock for him but it would have been nice for him to put a note through the door to check how she is. For all he knew, she could be dead.'
Lucie is now recovering at home. While her physical injuries will heal relatively quickly, the family fear the mental scarring may last much longer.
Ms Howarth,tottenham football kit age 5, a carer currently on maternity leave, said: 'For a three-year-old to go through something like that is a big thing.
'She's now very nervous of bikes, and we've had to tell her that daddy has got rid of the bike to make her feel better.
'But she won't walk across the pavement to the car at the moment, we have to carry her,arsenal training shirt 2011, because she's scared of being hit. She's been really brave though,arsenal fc new away kit 2012, we're really proud of her.'

The family say this is the cyclist who was involved in the incident and rode off soon after it happened


The youngster was left with cuts and bruises to her face,soccer jersey lionel messi, her parents fear she may be traumatised
Ms Howarth,jersey timnas argentina away 2014, who is also mother to daughters Katie, six,liverpool new away kit 14 15, and eight-week-old Ellie are now hoping to raise awareness of cyclists who ride on pavements despite it being against the law.
She added: 'I would never have walked out of our house before and looked left and right as if I'm crossing a road.
WHAT ARE THE RULES ON CYCLING ON THE PAVEMENT?  The law forbidding cycling on pavements dates back to the Highway Act 1835.
Section 72 states: 'If any person shall wilfully ride upon any footpath by the side of any road made or set apart for the use of foot passengers... every person so offending shall forfeit and pay any sum not exceeding the damages occasioned thereby.'
Section 64 of the Highway Code very simply states: 'You must not cycle on a pavement.'
'It's a pavement so you're just aware if there's people walking about but you never expect something like this to happen right outside your home.
'The speed he was going on that bike in a residential area with young children around is dangerous and this happened to Lucie out of nowhere.
'People need to be aware that cyclists can be dangerous drivers too.'
A man in his 20s has since contacted police in connection with the incident and is due to be spoken to by officers tomorrow.
PC Joanna Mills of Lancashire Police said: 'There are a number of offences that will be discussed with this man - riding on pavements and dangerous cycling.
'For a three-year-old this isn't a pleasant experience when you're just walking from your home to your car.
'Lucie is lucky she's escaped with only scrapes and bruises. It could have been a lot worse.'


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