Bicycle Accidents
Bicycle Crowding Accidents
In Georgia, drivers are legally required to exercise caution when driving next to or near cyclists with whom they are sharing the road. Unfortunately, motorists don’t always use the care they should and because of that carelessness, could end up risking the lives of nearby bicyclists. In other cases, motorists may actually drive aggressively,… Read More »
Were You Injured In A Dooring Accident?
Riding a bicycle on Atlanta’s busy streets has never been more dangerous for cyclists, who are not only outnumbered, but are far less protected than drivers in the event of a collision. One of the most common types of vehicle-bicycle accidents occurs when a driver parks on the side of the road and without… Read More »
The Most Common Types Of Bicycle Accidents
The number of bicycling enthusiasts has grown significantly over the last few years, with more and more people finding it a healthy and more cost-effective way to get around. Unfortunately, with the increase in the number of bicycles on the road has come a corresponding increase in bicycle accidents. These accidents are extremely dangerous… Read More »
Common Causes Of Bicycle Accidents In Atlanta
Biking has become an increasingly popular pastime for many Georgia residents, who may use it as a form of transportation or just to get exercise. Unfortunately, bicycles offer little physical protection to riders, who are at risk of sustaining serious injuries in the event of a collision. Bicycle accidents can occur for a variety… Read More »
Preventing Bicycle Accidents In Atlanta
While cost-effective, healthy, and environmentally-friendly, however, cycling does come with serious risks, including the chance of being involved in a collision with a motor vehicle. Below, we’ll review some of the most common causes of bicycle accidents in Atlanta and discuss some of the best ways you can protect yourselves from injury this summer…. Read More »
Are Parents Responsible When Their Child Causes A Bicycle Accident?
In personal injury law we often talk about “vicarious liability.” This can refer to a situation where, say, the owner of a motor vehicle is held legally responsible for an accident caused by the driver. For example, if a delivery vehicle runs a red light and crashes into another car, the owner of that… Read More »
