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Damages in Boston Bike Crash Lawsuits

Boston and the surrounding areas are becoming more and more bike friendly each year.  Not only are more people riding bikes, but the local governments including the cities of Boston and Cambridge are doing what they can to make things safer and more enjoyable for       bike riders and for…

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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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NHTSA: Bicycle-Car Deaths Up 12 Percent in One Year

The number of bicyclists killed in 2015 rose by 12.2 percent from the year before. That’s according to the most recent final statistics released by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), which annually releases national traffic safety facts. This report specifically analyzed bicycle-car crashes, in which a motor vehicle…

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Scientist Dies in Bicycle Crash With Light Rail in TX

A much-loved scientist was killed in a bicycle accident recently when she crossed into the path of a light rail train in Houston. The Houston Chronicle reported the Rice University professor, who had been on staff since 1980, was a nationally-renowned leader in the scientific field of particle physics. In…

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Bike Lane Use Could Get More Expensive in MN

Bike riding is becoming increasingly popular nationwide, with a growing number of cities launching bike-friendly initiatives, including bike share programs, Complete Streets road design and safe cycling education campaigns.  Minneapolis-St. Paul, also referred to as the “Twin Cities,” has joined the bandwagon too, installing bicycle lanes throughout the city, which…

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Mother of Five Killed in Bicycle Accident, Husband Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit

It’s one of those cases where simply no amount of money is going to alter the circumstances or make it right. Still, it’s an action that matters for one Illinois man and his five children, who lost the woman who had been the center of their family. It’s particularly important…

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Saving Lives on a Bike: Cities Trusting Cyclists as First Responders

Last year, when actress Carrie Fisher of “Star Wars” fame suffered a heart attack near the end of her flight to Los Angeles, the first crews to respond to the health emergency on the ground did so via bicycle. It was medics on bikes who helped to revive the actress. …

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