Bicycle Accidents

San Diego’s Safety Crackdown: How Recent Enforcement Operations Impact Your Accident Claim

San Diego police and safety organizations are running specific Planning and Enforcement Operations through September 2026. These grant-funded initiatives target high-risk behaviors like speeding, failure...

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Support the Complete Streets Bill

SB-127, or the “Complete Streets” bill, would require Caltrans to include safety improvements for pedestrians and bicyclists when performing road maintenance in specifically-defined areas. The...

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Bay Area Outreach & Recreational Program Sponsors Weekly Cycling Program in Golden Gate Park for Those with Mobility-Related Disabilities

The San Francisco Chronicle recently reported on a new initiative by the Bay Area Outreach & Recreational Program (BORP) at Golden Gate Park. BORP has...

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LA to Honor Fallen Cyclists with Memorial Signs

According to a Bicycling newsletter published earlier this year, the city of Los Angeles intends to honor cyclists killed in crashes on city streets with...

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Study Shows 600 Kids Visit ER Daily From Bike Accidents

According to a study by the Center for Injury Research and Policy at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, more than 2.2 million children between the ages of...

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Bicycle Safety: Tips for Drivers and Bicyclists

Deaths in California attributable to bicycle accident are on the rise. Between 2011 and 2016, bicyclist deaths rose 25%. As a result, both bicyclists and...

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Study Shows 600 Kids Visit ER Daily From Bike Accidents

According to a study by the Center for Injury Research and Policy at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, more than 2.2 million children between the ages of...

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Can TriCare or the VA Put a Lien on My Personal Injury Settlement?

Under the Federal Medical Care Recovery Act (FMCRA), the federal government can recover any medical expenses that it paid for a beneficiary for the treatment...

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Arkansas Second State in Nation to Pass “Idaho Stop” Law

The Idaho Stop is a bicycle rule or law named for the state that first legalized it in 1982. The law allows bicyclists to treat...

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Southern CA Focuses on Bike Lanes Instead of New Roads

A recent trend in Southern California transportation development consists of building protected bike lanes, or cycle tracks, instead of building more roads. Permanent barriers separate...

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Bicycle Accidents and Comparative Negligence

Like drivers of motor vehicles, bicyclists are subject to certain traffic laws and regulations. When cyclists are injured in motor vehicle accidents, they may be...

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Biking Under the Influence

Although most people recognize the illegality of driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, not many realize that it is also unlawful to...

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