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Pursuing damages in a San Francisco and Bay Area bicycle accident case

  The city of San Francisco and surrounding Bay Area is a beautiful place to ride a bicycle. However, as enjoyable as the sport is, it also comes with its share of dangers. There a lot of hazards that can cause a bicycle crash, like: roadway hazards, potholes, reckless automobile drivers, reckless bus drivers, and […]

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Berkeley Cyclist Left With Serious Injuries After Car Crash

Cause of Car On Bicycle Accident Under Investigation Berkeley, CA (October 5, 2016) – A bicyclist was left with serious injuries after a vehicle collided with the bicyclist in Berkeley on Tuesday, October 4, 2016.  The bicyclist was heading west on Allston Way and the vehicle was traveling northbound on Sacramento street when the crash

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Sonoma County Bicycle Crash Near Windsor Kills Sebastopol Woman

CHP Investigating If Pickup Truck Driver At Fault For Death of Amy Suyama WINDSOR, CA (September 12, 2016) – A a 55-year-old Sebastopol resident, was on a bicycle ride west of Windsor in the morning of Saturday, September 10, 2016, when she was tragically killed after apparently colliding with an oncoming, passing vehicle.  The crash

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San Francisco Bicycle/Car Collision Hit And Run Fatalities: Who Is Responsible?

Tamika from the Lower Haight asks, “Who is responsible when a bicyclist is killed by a car in a hit and run?” Tamika, I assume your question is triggered by the shocking and senseless deaths last Wednesday in San Francisco of Heather Miller and Katherine Slattery. Both cyclists were observing and obeying the traffic laws

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San Francisco Pedestrian And Bike Accident Deaths Remain Unchanged

  Every year about 30 people lose their lives and over 200 more are seriously injured while traveling on San Francisco streets.  Yet, San Francisco is determined to be a safe place for walkers and bikers. The City’s Vision Zero initiative carries with it the goal to eliminate all fatal traffic accidents by 2024, including those

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What Responsibility Does A City Have To Keep Its Streets And Roads Safe?

Matt G from Mill Valley asked the following question: “I am a bicyclist. It was wet on the roadway the other day and as I was coming down Market, near 11th Street, there are a series of railroad tracks in the road which my wheel got caught in causing me to fall and get serious

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