A cyclist is a person who travels on a bicycle. Cycling, also called bicycling or bicycling, is the use of bicycles for transport, recreation, exercise or sport. People usually pedal bicycles to propel them and to control their speed.

In a traffic accident involving a car and cyclist, the cyclist may suffer severe injuries that can range from head trauma to broken bones, spinal cord injuries and even death. An experienced car accident lawyer in NYC can help you recover all damages including lost wages, medical bills and pain and suffering.

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This section provides information on bike accidents.

Bike accidents are a relatively common occurrence in both the United States and Canada. Each year, there are about 1,000 bicyclists killed in crashes with motor vehicles.

In 65% of the time, these collisions happen when car drivers make mistakes or don't see the bicyclist.

There are approximately 700,000 bicycle-related injuries per year. 20% of those injured need to go to the hospital for care.

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In a bike accident, the rider falls off the bike and hits his or her head on the ground.

A bicycle is a form of individual transport which is about 20 times more efficient than walking for moving around for transportation within cities. However, cycling accidents are still common occurrences.

Collisions between cyclists and motorists occur when motorists fail to look both ways at an intersection before turning right, or if they do not observe and obey traffic signs when approaching an intersection. Cyclists can also cause accidents by not obeying traffic regulations, failing to use protective equipment, or drinking alcohol while cycling. Pedestrians may also collide with cyclists in crosswalks when they do not look carefully before stepping onto the street.

Cycling accidents happen on average once every two hours in China due to drivers who are unaware of how to interact with bicyclists on the road, as well as pedestrians who fail to understand how bicycles operate and do not pay enough attention to cyclists. The majority of Chinese