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One of the most dangerous accident scenarios in the U.S. and on Indiana highways and streets is bicyclists riding in close proximity of automobiles. There is any number of issues that can result in a bike accident, and many times the result is a fatality for the...
Both drivers and cyclists are held liable for collisions in Indiana. Cyclists often feel they have fewer responsibilities than drivers when they follow the same road and traffic laws. They can be sued, found negligent and required to pay damages for a motor vehicle...
The addition of safety standards like bicycle lanes and bike safety campaigns have helped keep Indiana cyclists safer on the road with other motorists. These measures have improved safety but haven't deterred the number of injuries sustained when cyclists and...
According to the National Safety Council, more than 1,000 cyclists died in preventable transportation accidents in 2019, representing a 37% increase over the prior 10 years. Motor vehicle collisions caused most of these fatalities. As a cyclist, you can take steps to...
As the weather continues to warm up, people in Indiana will be spending more and more time outside, enjoying the nice weather. There are many activities that people do while they are outside and one of those activities is riding their bicycles. People may do this to...
Riding a bicycle in the state of Indiana is more than hopping onto those two wheels and taking off. In fact, as a cyclist, you have laws that you must follow – some of which are the same as those imposed on motor vehicles. Depending on where you ride, your age, and...
As more people are opting to use bicycles as an eco-friendly transportation option for getting to and from work, a fun way to exercise, or as a relaxing way to spend some time outdoors, you may have noticed that navigating city streets and roads around Indianapolis...
In neighborhoods, towns and cities across Indiana, bicycling is a popular choice for avoiding high fuel prices and getting some exercise in the great outdoors. When the weather is nice, people regularly ride their bikes to commute, go to the store, or to just get...
Over the past few decades, Indiana, as well as nationwide, has witnessed a surge in the use of bicycles—for health and recreation as well as for transportation to work, school, and everywhere in between. But one consequence of this increased bike usage is the large...