The Bicycle Accidents category offers educational articles and insights related to cycling safety, legal issues affecting cyclists, and community developments that impact bicyclists’ rights on the road. It helps readers understand the challenges cyclists face, from road hazards and accident causes to how personal injury attorneys can assist after a collision.
Disclaimer: Please note that all information on this website is for educational purposes only. This information should not be considered legal advice for your specific situation, as each legal matter has varying circumstances.
Philadelphia right-hook bicycle accidents can begin with a driver passing a cyclist who is riding straight. Seconds later, the vehicle turns right across the rider’s path. The cyclist may hit the passenger side, fall while braking, or become trapped between the turning vehicle and the curb. Afterward, the driver may insist that the bicycle came […]
Philadelphia bicycle dooring accidents can happen in the space of a few pedal strokes. You are riding past parked cars in Center City when a door swings into your path. You may strike its edge, fall while braking, or swerve toward passing traffic. Afterward, the person who opened the door might insist that you were […]
Electric bicycles make commuting, delivery work, and recreation more accessible, but they create legal questions that do not arise in every bicycle crash. A sales label may not match Pennsylvania’s definition. Claims against a driver, company, road authority, or manufacturer can intersect with auto, health, workers’ compensation, or other coverage. Pennsylvania e-bike accident laws begin […]
Overview of the 2025 Pennsylvania Traffic Death Report Key Statistics from the Latest Data The latest Pennsylvania traffic fatality report for 2025 paints a troubling picture—one that demands attention from drivers, cyclists, and policymakers alike. According to recent coverage by PhillyVoice, traffic-related deaths across the state have seen a concerning increase, reversing what many hoped […]
Philadelphia has taken a significant step in protecting cyclists, pedestrians, and all other road users as Mayor Cherelle Parker signed the “Get Out the Bike Lane Bill” into law on Wednesday, December 4, 2024. The measure, which City Council approved in October, solidifies the city’s stance on road safety by prohibiting drivers from stopping, standing, […]
We did the research to rank states by bike friendliness. Cycling as a sport, past time, and as a practical means of transportation is an ever growing staple in American lifestyles. Overall, people’s love of peddling is only growing (see statistics at a glance at the end of this article). With over 53 million Americans […]
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