Category: Bicycle Accident Law

The latest on the ever-evolving electric bike “race”: California Legislature introduced Assembly Bill 1942 (AB 1942), officially titled the E-Bike Accountability Act. Simply put, the bill proposes California DMV registration and license plates for Class 2 and Class 3 electric bicycles.  Now before anyone panics or celebrates –  this bill is still in progress. And like all legislation, it could

When consulting with potential clients, I often hear the same doubts from injured riders, usually in the form of a single question: “Was I at fault?” Often followed by, “Ugh I wish I hadn’t done that… does this mean insurance won’t cover my medical bills?” While showing humility is often a good thing, after a bicycle crash it can leave

4 FAQs for Cyclists Injured in Out-of-State Bicycle Accidents Bicycling for vacation — whether riding the TransAmerica Trail, touring Portland to Portland, or renting a hotel bike to explore a new city — is loved by many cyclists. The thrill of the open road, the wind in your hair, and the freedom of two wheels are hard to beat. But