A collision with a city bus can leave you with serious injuries, bicycle damage and questions about who should pay for your losses. Unlike a crash involving a private driver, a collision with a public bus may involve a government agency and special rules for seeking...
Month: September 2026
What are your rights after a severe pedestrian accident?
A pedestrian or bicyclist has little protection when a vehicle strikes them. As a result, a serious crash can cause broken bones, organ damage and other life-changing injuries. When a careless driver causes that harm, California law gives injured people ways to seek...
3 details that matter when bicycle crash liability is disputed
A bicycle crash can leave you dealing with injuries, medical bills and time away from work. When the driver or an insurance company then denies responsibility, that stress can become even harder to manage. You may know what happened, but proving your account can...
Why can the school run pose a risk to cyclists?
If you ride your bicycle to work, you may be on the road at the same time as parents preoccupied with the school run. If you are, it’s important to understand how dangerous that time can be. You might think that parents who are taking their children to or from school...
How do cyclists become invisible to truck drivers?
A large percentage of incidents where vehicles hit bicyclists can be explained by the driver not knowing the cyclist was there. Distracted driving can be the cause. Drivers may be looking at their phone, chatting to a passenger or fiddling with the vehicle controls...
California legislation advances to protect cyclists and pedestrians
California lawmakers recently passed Assembly Bill 2168, moving the state one step closer to safer streets for everyone. This important legislation now rests on Governor Gavin Newsom's desk awaiting his final signature. If signed, the bill would provide funding to...

