The COVID-19 pandemic impacted many areas of our lives. The pandemic seems to have caused a “bicycle renaissance” throughout the country as bicycling increased during the last year. Sadly, injuries and deaths from bicycle accidents continue to be a serious problem in many states. About two percent of the motor vehicle fatalities each year are

The number of bicyclists has increased since the COVID-19 pandemic began. You may see more bicycles sharing the road and sidewalk than ever before. However, the risk of bicycle accidents also increases with a greater number of riders on the road. One issue that many bicyclists face is whether to ride on the road or

A growing number of people in cities are turning to bicycles as their primary means of transportation. Riding a bike is economical and has health benefits. It can also make commuting easier and simpler to find a parking space. However, increased use of old and outdated bike infrastructure is a burden on growing cities that

Florida is the most dangerous place in the country to ride a bike. According to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration, you’re much more likely to be killed in a bicycle accident in Florida than anywhere else. In 2016, there were 840 fatal bike crashes in the state; this was the most on record since

Thanks to advocacy efforts across the country, the number of bicyclists on American roads has increased substantially over the past decade. As more riders are on the road, the likelihood of bicycle-related accidents increases. While many cities have taken steps to make roads a safer place for bicyclists, others have not. Until all cities embrace