Bicycling in and around Upland can be a great way to commute, exercise, or run errands but it also comes with real risks. Busy intersections, fast-moving traffic, frequent driveway entrances, and inconsistent bike-lane protection can create “high conflict” points where crashes happen in seconds.
If you’ve been injured while riding in Upland, understanding the most common accident scenarios and how California law treats liability can help you protect your health and your legal rights.
California’s personal injury laws allow anyone hurt in a bicycle accident to file a lawsuit against those responsible—including wrongful death lawsuits for families who have lost a loved one in a cycling accident.
Below, we’ll take a look at some of the most common questions we get regarding cycling accidents, and try to help you figure out if you have a case.
1. Under what circumstances can I file a lawsuit after a bicycle accident in California?
