Georgia Law – Bicycle Accident FAQ

In many cases, yes. If you are hit by a car or another vehicle, and the driver is at fault, their car insurance should cover your injuries. If your accident doesn’t involve a motor vehicle, you may be able to get coverage under your homeowner’s or renter’s insurance (you’ll need to check the fine print […]

There are some state laws that will affect your ability to seek and receive compensation for your injuries in a bicycle accident, but location is not the only factor. If you can demonstrate that the other party, usually a vehicle driver, negligently caused your accident, then the primary factor in how much compensation you’ll receive […]

Riding a bicycle is fun and a good form of exercise, but head injuries are common in accidents. Unfortunately, some of these head injuries may lead to long-term difficulties and cause permanent disability in certain cases. In this article, we’ll discuss the different types of head injuries that occur in bicycle accidents and what you […]

After any bicycle/car accident, you should call 911 to report the accident, get prompt medical attention for your injuries, and exchange contact and insurance information with the vehicle driver. If they do not have insurance, get their name and contact info and contact a Georgia bicycle accident attorney. In many cases, there are other options […]

A bicycle accident can lead to many painful injuries, especially if you’re struck by a larger vehicle. Unfortunately, bicyclists are at a disadvantage in a collision with a motor vehicle. Cars move very quickly and weigh significantly more than a bike, so they can cause a disproportionate amount of damage to a bicycle rider. Additionally, […]

It’s impossible to answer this question without knowing the specific circumstances of the accident. There are multiple rules regarding cars and bicycles on Georgia roads and highways. Under state law, bicycles are “vehicles” and must obey all applicable laws for vehicles. There are also separate laws for “motor vehicles,” but many rules apply broadly to […]