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Bicycle Law Education

Jul 15 2015
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California Cyclists Buzzed — By The CHP!

By Rick Bernardi | Bicycle Law Education, Blog, Featured | No Comments

When the Beatles were in the studio recording what has gone down in music history as “the most important rock & roll album ever made,” Paul McCartney, working on one of his songs, sang “it’s getting better all …

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Sep 16 2014
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5 Ways To Improve 3 Foot Passing Laws

By Rick Bernardi | Bicycle Law Education, Blog, Featured | No Comments

“3 feet to pass” is the law in California now. “3 foot laws” are a good idea—but that doesn’t mean that they can’t be improved. Here are 5 ways that 3 foot laws can be improved:

1. Eliminate exceptions …

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Sep 16 2014
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5 Reasons Why 3 Foot Passing Laws Are A Great Idea

By Rick Bernardi | Bicycle Law Education, Blog, Featured | No Comments

Today, California’s new “3 Foot Passing law” takes effect, and is finally the law in the state. It’s been a long time coming—two previous attempts to pass the law met a fateful end at the tip of Governor Brown’s …

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Jun 09 2014
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Utah Bicycle Laws

By BicycleLaw | Bicycle Law Education, Blog | No Comments

Bicycle Accident Attorney Jackie Carmichael explains the bike laws in Utah.

By Jackie Carmichael, Bike Law Utah

Utah has 16 bicycle safety laws that are codified at Utah Code Section 41-6a-10 et seq.

First and foremost, cyclists need to understand …

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Jun 09 2014
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Bicycling Law Could Be Included In Michigan Drivers’ Ed

By BicycleLaw | Bicycle Law Education, Blog | No Comments

Bike Law Bryan reports on getting one step closer to including bicycling rights in Drivers’ Education.

By Bryan Waldman, Bike Law Michigan

As a bicycle accident lawyer in Michigan, I am thrilled to report that HB 5438, passed unanimously …

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May 12 2014
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Missouri Bike Crash Lawyer Speaks To Kansas City Women’s Bike Summit

By BicycleLaw | Bicycle Law Education, Blog | No Comments

By Vance Preman

On May 10, 2014, BikeWalkKC sponsored its Women’s Bike Summit at the Ewing and Muriel Kaufman Foundation Center in Kansas City. Over 100 Women from different cycling tribes participated in the all-day event. Commuters, racers, tourers, and …

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Apr 21 2014
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Colorado Bike Law In The Classroom

By BicycleLaw | Bicycle Law Education, Blog | No Comments

By Brian Weiss, Bike Law Colorado

We got lots of complaints about the cycling “techniques” of students around college campuses. Here’s a group of students wanting to learn to commute safely and to teach others how to do so.

Bike …

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Nov 14 2012
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Can A Bicyclist Pass On The Right?

By BicycleLaw | Bicycle Law Education, Blog | 17 Comments

By Rick Bernardi. J.D.

Can a bicyclist pass on the right?

This is a question that we’ve come across more than once, most recently in a crash that happened in California. As the cyclist explained,

I was doored by

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May 18 2012
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Unbelievable. Inexcusable. And Unacceptable.

By BicycleLaw | Bicycle Law Education, Blog | 7 Comments

Three years ago, a popular and well-known member of Chattanooga’s cycling community was buzzed by a driver who claims he never saw the cyclist, even though the cyclist was, according to friends, “lit up like a Christmas tree,” and …

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Nov 17 2011
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Sending The Wrong Message

By BicycleLaw | Bicycle Law Education, Blog | 9 Comments

Three feet to pass. Increasingly, it’s becoming the standard for the minimum distance at which motorists should pass cyclists—and increasingly, it’s becoming the law. When a state passes a “3 foot law,” the existing legal requirement to pass …

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