While opinions of bicycle helmets vary from rider to rider, many researchers see them as vital pieces of personal protective gear. In fact, according to a recent study, helmet usage cut the number of rider head injuries by 48% and serious head injuries by 60%. If you...
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How can bikers share the road?
Your daily commute likely brings you in close proximity to cars. One of the best ways to prevent a bike accident is to be a defensive biker and share the road effectively. Part of sharing the road is making sure that drivers see you. Bicycling magazine says that you...
California bill includes changes for bike laws
A bicycle qualifies as a vehicle in regards to all traffic codes and rights-of-way. That means that all cyclists must come to a complete stop at a stop sign before proceeding through intersections. California legislators aim to adjust this with a bill that recently...
What are the riskiest spots for bicyclists on the road?
Bicyclists face numerous hazards any time they get out on the roads. Most of these dangers come from other vehicles. Many get exacerbated by the types of road conditions that you face while out and about. What are the riskiest spots for cyclists on the road, though?...
What time do most bicycle accidents occur and why?
If you enjoy riding your bicycle in the evening, you are not alone. As it turns out, this is a popular time for cyclists to hit the pavement. Unfortunately, it is also a common time for bicycle accidents to occur. When it comes to these types of collisions, there can...
Should your bike have a backup camera?
Backup cameras have become increasingly popular on motor vehicles in the past few years. In fact, since 2018, all new vehicles sold in the U.S. must have a backup camera and a video display. These safety features assist drivers with reversing their cars, minimize...
Why is Los Angeles so dangerous for bicyclists?
The weather in Los Angeles is perfect for bicycling, either to work or for pleasure, and remains so for most of the year. So why is it, then, that only about one percent of L.A. commuters ride bikes compared to roughly 20% in a city such as New York? The answer is...
4 California bike laws you may not know
As a cyclist, you understand the potential risk you face from vehicles on the road, but you may forget that you too can harm pedestrians, drivers or other riders if you do not follow traffic codes. Here are four California laws that you may not know you need to follow...
How can a crush injury affect you?
As a bicyclist, you have less protection than a covered vehicle. Even if you dress appropriately and wear as much protective gear as possible, there is still a higher possibility of you taking a serious injury in a crash with motorized vehicle drivers. One such injury...
Considering an e-bike? 4 quick safety tips for new riders
Whether pedal-assisted or capable of self-propulsion, electronic bikes have become increasingly popular among biking enthusiasts and recreational cyclists alike. A recent industry report found that U.S. e-bike sales increased by 83% between 2017 and 2018, accounting...


