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Bicycling offers numerous benefits, but like any other physical activity, it can result in accidents. But, if the bicycle accident is caused by the city, can the city be held responsible for their public pathways in San Diego County? This blog delves into the...
It often feels as though there is an intricate dance between cars and bicycles on the roads. Certain areas in particular pose a higher risk of collisions for cyclists. Recognizing these potential danger zones is necessary for both cyclists and drivers to enhance road...
Minor multi-vehicle accidents can result in minimal damages because the drivers and their passengers are within metal enclosures reinforced with life-saving safety features. Unfortunately, it is an entirely different story when the collision involves pedestrians. In...
Riding a bicycle has not only become an increasingly popular leisure activity in recent years but also a healthy and eco-friendly choice of transport among commuters. Unfortunately, traveling on two wheels alongside enclosed vehicles still leaves cyclists vulnerable...
In California bicycle accidents, a part of the compensation determination is investigating whether the victim was partially at fault for the incident. If they were, their injury compensation would be reduced by the percentage of their fault. For example, a biker who...
The California Biking Coalition works diligently to help keep roadways safe for people riding bicycles. CalBike helped pass an important piece of legislation in the state in 2013. The Three Feet for Safety Act created a new law requiring motorists to maintain a...
Generally speaking, cyclists may typically leave bike lanes for various reasons. However, traffic laws in California might vary from one city to another. These laws can be important in personal injury cases due to the way that the state handles fault. The person with...
Roads can be scary places for cyclists. Though California classifies bicycles as vehicles and riders have a right to use the road, sometimes motorists do not show respect to bike riders, as a recent 25-year high in cyclist fatalities demonstrates. Bike riders may turn...
The bicycle law in California begins with code 21200. It outlines the rights, responsibilities and rules for riding a bike on roadways in the state. Every rider should be aware of the laws pertaining to bicyclists. It is essential to know where, when and how you can...
Electric bikes are growing in popularity, and you may ride one to travel around your neighborhood, commute or even run errands. When you get on your e-bike to ride in California, it is now the law to wear a helmet. According to the State of California Department of...