Bicycle Accident

New York to Require New Drivers to Take a Bike and Pedestrian Safety Course

New York Governor Kathy Hochul recently signed into law new legislation aimed at expanding bicyclist and pedestrian safety in New York State.   The new law...

The Risk of Bicycle Accidents 

Bicycling is one way to reduce the carbon footprint, exercise, and sightsee.  However, bicyclists are exposed to a range of hazards because they share roads...

Safety Tips for Western New York Cyclists

New Yorkers enjoy bicycling on roads for fitness, environmental causes, or just enjoyment. While bicycling offers a host of positive health benefits, it also comes...

What Does Whiplash Mean?

The little black-and-white shrike, a bird with a Zorro-like mask across its face, is a fascinating bird of prey, according to audubon.org. Grabbing a beetle,...

Does Car Insurance Cover Bike Accidents?

After a car accident, most people know that car insurance is important for recovering damages, such as injuries to occupants. But does car insurance also...

Who is at Fault in a Car-Bike Accident?

Bicyclists involved in accidents with cars and other vehicles can be severely impacted and suffer serious injuries. If you are injured while bicycling, you may...

How Many Bicycle Accidents Happen Every Year?

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), bicyclists are at a higher risk of crash-related injury and death than occupants of motor vehicles....

Five Common Causes of Bicycle Accidents

Bicycle accidents involving a motor vehicle can be devastating, and the injuries sustained in these accidents can be life-altering. Bicycles offer very little protection in...

Some Things to Consider After a Bike Accident

As U.S. Cities become more bicycle-friendly by adding bike lanes and widening roadways, more bicycle riders are now riding in the streets. As bicyclists ride...