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Boston Injury Lawyers Fight for Cyclist Rights in Crosswalks – and Beyond

A new omnibus bill before Massachusetts lawmakers could have a profound impact on bicyclists’ rights and legal protections in Boston. Our injury lawyers in Boston have been long-time members and advocates of the cycling community (long before we were attorneys). We recognize the impact An Act to Reduce Traffic Fatalities (Senate…

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A Look at Ways to Avoid Bike-Car Crashes in Boston

A recent news article from Health.com takes a good look at how to avoid the most common collisions between bicycles and cars.  A lot of the information deals with bike safety techniques for riders.  While it should be noted that many bike crashes are not the fault of the bike…

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Attorney Andrew Fischer Wins MassBike’s Paul Dudley White Lifetime Achievement Award

Attorney Andrew Fischer of BikeAttorney.com has been awarded MassBike’s first-ever Paul Dudley White Lifetime Achievement Award. This award is bestowed for unyielding advocacy of bicycle safety and cyclists’ rights in Massachusetts. A renowned bicycle injury lawyer, Fischer is also a founding member, former president and long-time director of MassBike. He…

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Five Ways to Protect Yourself from a Summer Bicycle Injury

The risks of bicycle collisions go up in the summer, and adults make up the majority of bike accident victims, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Adults often decide to commute to work or ride bicycles for exercise in the summer, which puts them at risk of becoming involved…

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Summer is a Dangerous Time for Kids and Bike Crashes

With school ending for children and the weather getting warmer, the roads are getting riskier. The dangers of many types of motor vehicle accidents increase during the summer months. One particular type of bike accident which is more likely to occur is bicycle collisions involving younger children.  If a motorist and…

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Man Paralyzed in Massachusetts Bicycle Crash Regains Hand, Arm Use With Technology

A bicycle-car crash eight years ago cost one man his ability to move from the shoulders down. Now, with assistance from a number of cutting edge technologies employed by neurologists and neuroengineers at Massachusetts General Hospital, he is able to use both his hands and arms once again.  The researchers…

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Women Who Struck, Killed a Cyclist in Boston 20 Years Ago: “You Don’t Want to be Me”

Two years ago, Shane Snowdon, a non-profit health educator and consultant, lost one of her good friends to a fatal bicycle crash in Cambridge. Her 65-year-old friend, a songwriter and social activist, was struck by a vehicle while on her bicycle.  For Snowdon, it was 1997 all over again. That…

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Report: America’s Street Design Bible Behind the Curve on Bicycle Safety

If you follow this blog at all, you’ve likely heard us reference the term, “Complete Streets.” It’s a concept that involves taking into account the equality of all road users – not just those who drive a motor vehicle.  Most streets in the country in existence today were constructed with a…

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