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Cycling Accidents Are Increasing: What California Riders Can Do

Written By: Chris Dolan and Anna Pantsulaya This week’s question comes from a bicycle coalition member from the Bay Area who asks: “Why are cycling accidents increasing in California, and how can cyclists protect themselves?” Each year, more Californians take to the streets on bicycles for fitness, eco-conscious living, and faster commutes. But with this […]

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Are E-Bike Accidents Increasing in California During Bike Month?

“I’m planning to use an e-bike for Bike to Wherever Day in the Bay Area. Are e-bike crashes more common than regular bike accidents in California?” With Bike to Wherever Day happening across the Bay Area this month and e-bikes booming in popularity, more cyclists than ever are turning to electric rides for their daily commutes. But as

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Bike Month 2025: Legal Tips and Resources for Bay Area Cyclists

Celebrate Bike Month in the Bay Area with Safety, Community, and Legal Resources May is National Bike Month and here in the Bay Area, it’s more than just a celebration. It’s a movement. From neighborhood rides to community events, cyclists across the region are hitting the road in honor of safer, greener transportation. Bike to

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Bicycle Accident Lawyer Bay Area | Bike to Wherever Day 2025

May is National Bike Month, a time when communities across the U.S. celebrate the joys, health benefits, and safety awareness of bicycling. The Bay Area is gearing up for a series of events that highlight the versatility and fun of riding, culminating in Bike to Wherever Day 2025 on Thursday, May 15. What Is Bike to Wherever

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Do You Need a License to Ride an E-Bike or Electric Motorcycle in California?

Written by Chris Dolan Do You Need a License to Ride an Electric Bike or Motorcycle in California? -Lauren from San Francisco, CA Dear Lauren,You are not alone. Many people, especially sidewalk pedestrians, have safety concerns. We should briefly touch on what e-bikes are and how they are classified. Another problem is that the next wave

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Steps to Take After a Motorcycle Crash in California

Written By: Chris Dolan I am a motorcyclist from San Francisco and I was involved in a crash in Sacramento, California. A company car swerved into my lane, causing the accident and now the driver is blaming me. My motorcycle is damaged and I’ve suffered injuries. What are the steps I can take after a

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Witnessing a Car Crash in California: Steps You Need to Take

Written By Megan Irish and Christopher B. Dolan If you ever witness a car accident, your immediate response can make a huge difference. Prioritize safety, stay calm and follow these steps: First, make sure you are safe to stop at the scene of a collision. If it is not safe, you can call 911 and report the crash

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Improving Safety for Pedestrians and Commuters

Alameda County Safe Routes to Schools held its annual Golden Sneaker Contest from March 4 through March 15. This county-wide classroom competition challenges families to walk, bike, carpool, and take transit to school for two school weeks. The event aims to promote healthy, active, and sustainable modes of transportation among students, parents, teachers, and administrators. 

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What To Do in a Case of a Collision With a Self-Driving Car

Written By Chris Dolan and Breanna K. Martinez This week’s question comes from Mark from Walnut Creek, CA, who asks: If a self-driving car were to leave the scene of an accident, how would this be handled legally? Would it be considered a hit-and-run? If so, who would be held accountable?  Dear Mark, Self-driving cars

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