Electric scooters have become popular across California cities as a quick and eco friendly way to travel. Yet recent studies confirm they present real dangers, especially [ā¦]
When a scooter accident occurs, identifying who is at fault plays a critical role in insurance claims and possible legal action. Fault is assessed through examination [ā¦]
Electric scooters are a popular and eco-friendly way to get around Californiaās busy cities. With their growing use, many riders are unaware of the laws that [ā¦]
Delivery drivers on e-bikes or scooters are a growing part of the transport network. As accidents involving these methods increase, more people are asking when the [ā¦]
Electric scooters are increasingly popular for short trips and getting around, but they also carry serious risks. When accidents happen the injuries tend to follow certain [ā¦]
Electric scooters are everywhere in places like Los Angeles. Many of them look fine on the surface but hidden maintenance issues can put riders at serious [ā¦]
Electric scooters are everywhere. They are great for short trips and getting around, but that doesnāt mean theyāre always safe. Many crashes happen because of avoidable [ā¦]
Below is the most authoritative picture of California bicycle safety using the latest official datasets available as of September 14, 2025. Where 2024 statewide totals are [ā¦]
Bicycling is popular for health, transport, and environmental reasons but unsafe road conditions can make riding dangerous. Knowing how different aspects of the roadway contribute to [ā¦]
Cycling is growing rapidly as a mode of transportation, exercise, and recreation across California and the U.S. Unfortunately with more people on bikes there has been [ā¦]
Bicycling offers many benefits but also comes with risks, especially in urban areas. What safety equipment you were using at the time of a crash can [ā¦]
Electric bicycles (e-bikes) have become increasingly common throughout California. They offer many people an affordable, efficient option for travel. At the same time, e-bikes introduce unique [ā¦]
More people in Riverside County, San Bernardino County, and surrounding Inland Empire areas are choosing bicycles for commuting, exercise, or environmental reasons. Bike lanes and cycling [ā¦]
Cyclists Treated as Vehicles Under California Law In California, bicycles are classified as vehicles. Cyclists are required to follow the same traffic laws as motor vehicle [ā¦]
With the growth of e-commerce, Californiaās roads are busier than ever with delivery vans, Amazon Flex drivers, and third-party contractors. Unfortunately, this surge in traffic has [ā¦]
Group rides are a popular way for California cyclists to explore scenic routes, stay fit, and build community. However, riding in a pack introduces unique safety [ā¦]
Electric scooters have become a popular commuting option in Californiaās cities, offering convenience and eco-friendly travel. But sharing busy streets and sidewalks with cars, bikes, and [ā¦]
Helmet laws are critical for reducing head injuries among cyclists, scooter riders, and motorcyclists. While California has statewide regulations, some counties and cities adopt additional rules [ā¦]
Californiaās Three Feet for Safety Act is designed to protect cyclists by requiring drivers to give them adequate space when passing. Knowing how this law works [ā¦]
Bicycling is booming across California, and many cities are taking bold steps to protect cyclists and reduce crashes. From infrastructure upgrades to education campaigns, these efforts [ā¦]
Bike-share programs have become a popular feature in California cities, offering residents and tourists an affordable and eco-friendly transportation option. But as these programs expand, questions [ā¦]
California cities are investing heavily in bike lane expansions to promote greener transportation and improve safety. But do these projects actually reduce accidents and protect cyclists? [ā¦]
San Franciscoās bike-friendly culture and scenic routes attract thousands of cyclists every day. But with its steep hills, dense traffic, and complex intersections, certain areas are [ā¦]
When a car collides with a bicyclist, many assume the driver is always at fault. In California, however, the law recognizes that cyclists can share responsibility [ā¦]