Category: Bicycle Accidents

You’re riding your bike, maybe savoring the fresh air or pushing for that new fitness goal. Suddenly, out of nowhere, a vehicle strikes you. Time slows, pain and fear surge, and in the following moments or days, you’re left wondering about the road ahead. The most pressing question weighing on the minds of bike accident survivors is often, can you sue someone for hitting you

Summary: Drivers can cause bicycle accidents through reckless driving behavior, such as drunk driving, speeding, and drowsy driving Bicycle accidents commonly happen at intersections where drivers run red lights and strike cyclists crossing the street Bicyclists can cause bike accidents themselves when they do not pay full attention to safe riding techniques Bike parts can malfunction, cause a bicyclist to lose control of their bike,

Summary: Bicycle accidents can expose the bones to severe physical trauma that can lead to a bone fracture Direct blows to the head during bicycle accidents can cause traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) Spinal cord injuries from bicycle accidents can lead to paralysis, difficulties with sensation, and bladder and bowel problems Bicycle accident victims can suffer back and neck injuries, such as facet joint injuries, cervical

Drivers must be aware of everyone around them before they make a turn because failing to check for other cars, pedestrians, and bicyclists can lead to an accident that can cause severe injuries. Bicyclists commonly suffer severe injuries from a bicycle accident when a driver turns left without checking for a bicyclist. This is called a left-hook bicycle accident and occurs at intersections when a

Bicycle accidents can occur when a bicyclist rides into a heavy object or a driver of a larger vehicle, such as a car, truck, or bus, strikes a bicyclist. This can happen when a driver behaves negligently or recklessly behind the wheel and doesn’t see bicyclists in their path. A bicycle accident involving a larger vehicle can lead to severe injuries, such as back and

Following a car accident, it’s clear that victims can use their auto insurance to cover damages, such as medical bills, lost earning potential, and loss of enjoyment of life. However, it is not apparent what bicycle accident victims should do after a bicycle accident. Depending on the situation that led to the bicycle accident, insurance may or may not apply to cover economic and non-economic