Cycling in Los Angeles is a popular mode of transportation. It is environmentally friendly and has many health benefits. However, poor road conditions can significantly impact bicyclists by causing them to lose control of their bicycles and crash into guardrails or...
Month: January 2025
Can California’s “daylighting” law make bicyclists safer?
One of the most dangerous places on the road for bicyclists is crosswalks. They can also be particularly dangerous for pedestrians, those who use wheelchairs and scooters and anyone who may not always be visible to oncoming drivers as they prepare to cross a street....
Close passes are far too common for motorists passing cyclists
It’s common for drivers to encounter cyclists while sharing the road. Since motor vehicles are typically much faster, drivers often catch up to cyclists and need to pass them from behind. It’s crucial for drivers to understand how much space to give cyclists to ensure...
A new law changes the classification of e-bikes in California
California lawmakers have enthusiastically embraced the idea of electric bicycles or e-bikes. The state has implemented several laws regulating e-bikes and encouraging their use among consumers. However, there have been issues. Concerns about particularly young people...
Why are broken collarbones so common in bicycle accidents?
A broken collarbone, or clavicle fracture, is one of the most common injuries cyclists experience in accidents. This is largely due to the anatomy of the human body and the physics involved in a crash. The collarbone is a thin, curved bone connecting the shoulder to...

