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Many people who build cycling endurance indoors eventually decide to transition from a stationary bike, such as a Peloton, to outdoor road cycling. While indoor cycling can improve cardiovascular fitness and leg strength, riding on public roads introduces entirely...
California's roads can be unforgiving, and cyclists are among the most vulnerable people on them. Whether you were hit at an intersection, clipped by a car door or brought down by a road defect, the pressure to accept blame for the accident or split it unfairly is...
A spinal cord injury (SCI) is a very serious injury that could be suffered during a bicycle accident. Even at low speeds, cyclists have relatively little protection. When struck by a vehicle, spinal cord injuries are common. Naturally, if the other driver made a...
Bicycle accidents can happen suddenly and leave you feeling confused and overwhelmed. Knowing what to do next can make a significant difference in your recovery and future claims. Here are the first few steps to understand. Stay at the scene Remain at the accident...
Motor vehicles are subject to strict federal regulations that mandate essential safety requirements. Vehicles must have safety restraints and airbags. Manufacturers must conduct collision safety testing to assess the design of the vehicle in the event of a crash....
Collisions between bicycles and other vehicles can cause devastating injuries. Fractures and brain injuries are well-known risks. Cyclists are often familiar with road rash as well. What they may not realize is that incidents that put them at risk of road rash could...
Even safe and careful cyclists who have all of the proper equipment can still suffer serious injuries in an accident with a motor vehicle. Often, it is drivers who cause these accidents, but it is the cyclist who winds up in the hospital. One of the most serious...
Los Angeles has more bicycle safety infrastructure than many other jurisdictions. There are miles of bike lanes and regular attempts by cycling safety advocates to protect those using self-propelled transportation on public roads. Despite those efforts, bicycle...
You will sometimes see cyclists riding on the sidewalk. This is often prohibited – outside of children who are simply learning how to ride a bike – but some adults consider doing it anyway. When confronted, they will often simply say that they are afraid to ride in...
On some roads, cyclists are simply instructed to ride on the shoulder or in the traffic lane with other vehicles. In other cases, there may be a bike lane on the side of the road, where cyclists are given a small amount of space, which can make them safer than riding...
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