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Do Cameras on Cyclists Make Roads Safer?

Bicycle accidents and aggression against cyclists by motor vehicle drives are nothing new on Florida roads, though there has been some increase for the simple fact more people are riding. However, there is one element that has dramatically shifted the dynamic of these encounters: Cameras. An increasing number of bicyclists…

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Defective Bicycle Case Weighed by Sixth Circuit

Most of the bicycle accident lawsuits that are pursued involve a cyclist who was struck by a motorists. The National Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports approximately 750 people annually die in bicycle crashes on public ways, with most of those occurring after the cyclist is struck by a car or…

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Bicycle Tourism Prompts Bike Safety Investments

A growing number of tourism officials have cozying up to the bicycle advocacy movement amid recognition of the economic potential of this subgroup of tourists, according to a recent report by Stateline.org, a publication of The Pew Charitable Trusts. Biking is becoming increasingly popular as people embrace it not only as…

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Florida Bicycle Safety Bill May Be Losing Its Teeth

State measures that would bolster protections for bicyclists and pedestrians is in jeopardy of losing critical elements, according to supporters in Southwest Florida.  House Bill 253, currently being weighed in the Economic Affairs Committee, while companion measure SB 332 , is pending a reference review before the Criminal Justice Committee. They…

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Fort Myers Bike Crash Crisis Curtailing?

Florida is the most lethal state in the nation for bicyclists, and South Florida is particularly perilous for those on two wheels. As The News-Press has reported, 2014 was an especially horrific year. There was a woman who spat on a cyclist after driving into him in Naples. Then there…

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