Clearwater Florida Bicycle Accident Lawyer Blog
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Does Price Dictate How Safe a Bicycle Helmet Is? Bicycle helmets can be purchased for less than $20 or you can pay over $300. Will that expensive helmet offer greater protection than one of the base models? -
Why You Could Get Only $10,000 For Your $500,000 Case! Find out why it is so important for cyclists to have uninsured motorist coverage on their auto policy. We have never had a client regret having UM! -
So the Cop Gets It Wrong, Now What? Police officers can and have been very wrong about a bicycle crash or incident simply because they are ill-informed of the traffic laws affecting cyclists. -
The Perfect Saddle: Split Seat vs. Traditional Bicycle Seat There are different opinions about which bicycle seats are the most comfortable. Find out the differences and practical recommendations for the best ride. -
Article in The VHA Voice Newsletter Resonates with Cyclists Attorney Jim Dodson wrote an article for The VHA Voice on accidents involving vehicles with no insurance and how cyclists need to protect themselves with UM. -
What Do You Do with Your Bike at a Rest Stop? Though it might not happen often, leaning your bicycle against other bikes or something else could cause damage to your bike or another cyclist's bike. -
Can You Ride an Electric Bicycle on the Sidewalk in Florida? A car turning right hit a cyclist riding an electric bike. Find out if the same laws apply to someone riding a pedalec as for someone riding a regular bicycle. -
Garmin’s Rear Facing Radar Wouldn’t it be great to ride with confidence, no vehicle will surprise you coming from behind. Garmin has an answer. The question is, will it be the answer. -
Things You Didn't Know About Carbon Bike Manufacturing Did you know that the carbon used in every single bike—no matter the cost—comes from just five manufacturers? Find out more about carbon manufacturing. -
When Will Drivers Change Their Poor Behavior On Our Roads? Jacksonville, Florida and Kalamazoo, Michigan bicycling crashes caused by negligence of motorists