Clearwater Florida Bicycle Accident Lawyer Library Articles
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Are Drivers Ticketed for Violating 3 Foot Rule When Passing? Hundreds of Florida drivers were ticketed by police for not allowing 3 ft. of clearance when passing a cyclist on the road but only a handful were found guilty. -
Five Tips for Safe Bicycling in Florida Bike safety is key in helping you avoid a crash, but most importantly, it could save your life. Here are five tips for safe bicycling from the Florida Bike Guy. -
Should You Replace Your Bicycle Frame After a Bike Crash? Sometimes a carbon frame is trashed in a crash and it’s obvious it has to be replaced. But what about those situations where there is no obvious frame damage? -
Visibility Reduces Your Chance of Being in a Bicycle Crash Insufficient visibility caused by having no bike light, a dim one, or wearing a dark, non-reflective jersey is a frequent factor in bicycle crashes. -
Five Reasons to Hire a Cycling Injury Lawyer After a Crash Hiring the right lawyer, an attorney who knows and understands cycling, not just any accident lawyer, is important to the outcome of a cyclist’s case. -
What if a Dog Bites You or Knocks You Off of Your Bike? Is it possible to hold the dog owner responsible in Florida if you were bit or attacked while riding your bicycle? The short answer is yes. Find out what to do. -
Benefits of Cycling Cyclists use their bikes to explore, exercise, commute to work or play, enjoy time with their friends and family and meet new friends. -
There were No Eyewitnesses for My Cycling Accident? Eyewitnesses are helpful when making police reports and insurance claims, but they aren't necessary to make your claim successful. Find out what you can do. -
Your Carbon Bike Frame Was Damaged in Collision with a Car If you are hurt in a crash with a car your lawyer should help you get your bike repaired or replaced as part of their work on your injury claim. -
How Much is My Cycling Accident Worth? This is one of the most frequent questions we are asked when talking to a cycling client after a crash. It’s something people naturally think about.