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  Most states of the USA abide by a precise time limit to file bicycle accident claims. It is called a Statute of Limitations. On average, bicycle crashes fall under the 1–3 year timeframe. However, in severe cases, especially those that involve wrongful death claims, the deadline shortens to two years. Free claim evaluation Zero upfront costs Results-driven legal...

Arizona gives you two years to pursue damages after a hit-and-run accidents. For most bicyclists, that two-year civil claim deadline is the most important one to know. Criminal and civil claims follow different timelines, and the classification of the offense changes which deadlines apply. Missing any of them can close the door on your rights. Arizona Hit-and-Run Filing...

After a bicycle accident in Phoenix, Arizona, law limits the time to file a personal injury claim. You may seek compensation for injuries, lost income, and related damages, but the statute of limitations is strict. Missing the deadline can result in dismissal of your case and loss of recovery rights. In most cases, you have two years from the date of the accident to file...

A bike ride can turn dangerous without warning. While no one is immune to a cycling incident, knowing what to do after a bicycle accident can support a faster recovery, full compensation for your losses, and expert protection of your rights. Today, we’ll lead you through the first moments of a bike accident and provide practical advice to help you avoid further danger...

After a bicycle accident leaves you injured, the idea of hiring legal representation can seem like just another burden on top of overwhelming medical expenses. In reality, having an experienced attorney on your side can relieve that pressure, as they are equipped to secure far greater compensation than you would likely be able to obtain on your own. There are various ways...

You can get a DUI on an electric or regular bike in most states in America. Surprised? You’re not alone. That’s why, sometimes, a seemingly harmless ride home after a few beers can lead to the same legal consequences as drunk driving. Of course, the laws aren’t the same everywhere. Some states treat bikes like vehicles, while others don’t. Our legal...

A suddenly opened car door, a negligent driver, or a pothole in the lane can disrupt what seems to be a pleasant and practical bike ride in an instant. A bicycle crash can leave you dealing with piles of medical bills, days missed from work, damaged property, and utter emotional distress. That is where fair cycling accident settlements come in. A settlement is monetary...

Potholes are one of the most understated road hazards that pose a palpable threat to various road users, especially bicyclists. A cycling accident caused by a road defect can be as serious as any other crash, inflicting more than just property damage. If you’ve found yourself on the ground and hurt after your front tire swallowed a pothole, you shouldn’t let...

Bicycles are a popular means of transportation across the United States for various reasons. While many riders enjoy the recreational benefits that cycling offers, others choose the activity to decrease city congestion. However, biking comes with a fair share of risks, especially if you fail to ensure your safety while sharing the street with other road users. To enhance...

A cycling accident can turn your peaceful and orderly life upside down with all the physical injuries, financial burdens, and emotional distress that it brings. A timely and correctly filed bicycle accident claim can ease that toll and help you recover a fair settlement for your hospital bills, lost wages, and other related expenses. Filing a personal injury claim is more...

The benefits of getting around Arizona on your bicycle are impressively numerous, from cycling events like El Tour de Tucson to year-round riding conditions that draw thousands of new cyclists to the state each year. However, recent US bicycle accident statistics prove that the Grand Canyon State has palpable dangers to keep away from, too. Hundreds of traumatic and even...

Are bikes allowed on sidewalks? The ongoing debate about sidewalk riding in the USA hasn’t arrived at a one-for-all conclusion yet. While some states advocate for the additional safety that this practice can provide for such vulnerable road users as bicyclists, others remain adamant that it should be forbidden. At the same time, various states allow it to ride on a sidewalk...

In 2025, bicyclist fatalities accounted for over 10% of all traffic deaths in New York City, nearly half of the state’s cycling deaths. Distracted driving remains the leading cause of severe bicycle accidents, followed by failure to yield the right-of-way and road user errors. The majority of fatal crashes involve common vehicles such as sedans and station wagons. In...

Over 340K cyclists were injured on local roads across the USA in 2023. More crucially, 1,377 persons lost their lives in these accidents. At the same time, a 10-year Emergency Department visit survey (from 2009 to 2018) showed that over 600K ER visits were made by injured bicyclists suffering from a traumatic brain injury. These figures demonstrate that bike crash injuries...

A car door, loose gravel, a slick rail. Without a bike helmet, any of these common hazards can cause serious injury in seconds. Your skull takes the full impact when nothing stands between it and the pavement. Head injuries and traumatic brain injury The injuries you sustain in a bicycle accident are far more severe when you’re not wearing a helmet. Concussions,...

It is easy to brush off a bike crash as a minor incident until you learn the grim statistics behind bicycle accidents in the USA. According to the recent NHTSA report, almost 50K cyclists got injured while riding a bike in 2023, and as many as 1,166 people lost their lives cycling. Not all cycling accidents happen because of inattentive or negligent drivers. Some collisions...

The 2025 complete bicycle accident statistics highlight how cycling has grown into a popular mode of transportation across the U.S. The National Household Travel Survey (NHTS) estimates that Americans took about 2.2 billion bike trips in 2022, with 52% of those trips for social or recreational purposes. More workers of all ages are choosing bikes for daily commutes, with...

In most parts of the United States, wearing headphones while biking is generally legal. However, it’s important to consider potential safety risks and be aware of any specific state laws. Although not outright prohibited, wearing headphones can be hazardous and may lead to legal consequences if it plays a role in causing an accident. Many cyclists enjoy listening...

In general, riding a bicycle on highways, especially interstates or expressways, is not permitted due to safety and speed-related concerns. Although bicycles are usually allowed on public roads, exceptions apply to controlled-access highways where signage explicitly prohibits them. For example, in Massachusetts, bicycles are permitted on all public roads except limited-access...

  Did you know that almost half of bicycle accidents involve a head injury? 47%, to be exact. Sure, many of you may say that you’ve ridden a thousand times without an injury, and that’s great. However, in the event of a collision, the head is often the most vulnerable part of the body. Given the lack of proper cycling infrastructure nationwide and the...

Bicycling is on the rise in the U.S. In 2024, a record 112M Americans rode a bike at least once. While such popularity brings overall positive signals, there is room for safety concerns, too. After all, cyclist fatality rates account for almost 3% of all traffic fatalities recorded in the country. There are multiple contributing factors to this unfavorable trend, and a...