The nature of a brain injury makes it difficult for the sufferer to identify that they are experiencing one. As such, when you are biking in groups, it is important for everyone to have some knowledge about what a brain injury might look like to others. This is...
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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...
What are the most dangerous situations for cyclists?
Most people know that cyclists face a higher rate of risk and danger on the road than any other motorist. But some situations can create increased hazards and hurdles even for already-plagued bicyclists. What are the most dangerous situations that cyclists face on the...
Will short-range radar prevent cyclist injuries and fatalities?
If you regularly ride on any of Los Angeles's congested roadways, you undoubtedly understand the risk turning cars pose to your personal safety. In fact, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the most common type of car-bike collision occurs...
3 ways to keep your focus while you ride
Riding safely requires a lot of focus. Cyclists need to remain continuously attentive to both obvious and non-obvious dangers. Even experienced cyclists need to exercise good situational awareness. Keeping your focus can help you avoid a serious accident when you are...
Group riding for beginners
Bicycling does not have to be a solo sport. A ride can be a social event, too. However, group rides can get tricky and even dangerous if even one person fails to follow safety rules and etiquette. Bicycling magazine provides these tips for riding bicycles safely in...
How can you treat a broken collar bone?
One of the most common injuries you might endure when in a bicycle accident is a broken collarbone. If you suffered a collarbone fracture due to a bicycle accident, you require immediate medical attention. According to Mayo Clinic, there are multiple treatment plans...
What to do after a vehicle hits you
One minute your wheels are spinning along the ground and the next a vehicle crashes into you. Before you inspect your bike and ride away — or call for a ride — consider what you would do if you had been in a car rather than on a bike. Here are three tips that could...


