Pedestrian & Bicycle Accidents

Higher speeds generally correlate to catastrophic pedestrian crashes. Many pedestrian collisions are fatal because of the speed of the vehicles involved. However, pedestrian crashes are still dangerous, even at lower speeds. A driver backing out of their driveway or...

Pedestrian crashes often take place at busy intersections or in parking lots. However, they can also occur in rural settings. People on foot in the countryside are potentially at risk of a collision. Runners who are out on the street daily, for example, could be at...

When most people think of pedestrian accidents, they likely envision busy intersections, crosswalks and jaywalkers. However, many collisions between vehicles and pedestrians occur in a location that you likely visit daily - parking lots. Whether it's a grocery store...

Cars and larger vehicles aren’t just a potential danger to bicyclists while they’re moving. They can potentially cause serious and even fatal injuries when they’re parked on the street – specifically when a driver or passenger opens a door without looking behind...

Distracted drivers are responsible for a truly astonishing number of bicycle accidents each year. Cyclists are far more vulnerable than drivers are in their enclosed vehicles. When a motorist takes their eyes off the road, even for a moment, the results can include...

One moment, you are crossing at a designated crosswalk; the next — a car hits you and changes your life in an instant. As a first-time pedestrian accident victim, you are likely overwhelmed by pain, medical visits and insurance calls. It can feel impossible to...

Crossing the street can be risky, especially when not using designated crosswalks. Many pedestrians wonder about their rights if a car hits them while jaywalking. In Georgia, factors like driver negligence and the specific circumstances of the accident play crucial...