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It seems intuitive. If there is a cycle lane on a road or avenue, surely cyclists are required to use it, right? Unfortunately, common sense has taken a wrong turn. Contrary to what many drivers assume, riding inside a cycle lane is closer to a recommendation than a legal obligation….

Some scars are not visible on the body. They are held in a place that, to those looking from the outside, remains invisible, but which, for the person living with them, is a daily reminder of something that happened and never fully passed. It continues to make itself known, without…

E-scooters have become a familiar sight across British towns and cities. Zipping along cycle lanes and lining the pavements of city centres, they have earned a reputation as a quick, convenient, and eco-friendly way to get around. But these vehicles are not famous for that alone. They are also widely…

You are hurt and frustrated. The impact is visible. The situation feels entirely unjust. Worse, the uncertainty around whether those responsible will be held accountable starts to erode your peace of mind. In that state, a quick decision follows. You instruct the first available personal injury solicitor and push ahead…

In September 2023, Wales made headlines by becoming the first UK nation to introduce a default 20mph speed limit on most roads previously set at 30mph. The aim? Safer streets, fewer accidents, and a nudge towards walking, cycling, and cleaner air. But while the ambition was clear, the reception was…

Motorbike enthusiasts often view their motorbikes as more than just a means of transportation. For many, a motorbike is a personal expression of style, performance, and individuality. This often leads to modifications, altering various aspects of the bike to enhance its appearance, boost its performance, or simply make it stand…

Lane splitting, often called “filtering” in the UK, is common amongst motorcyclists and pedal cyclists. While this article primarily refers to ‘motorcyclists’, it can equally apply to pedal cyclists and, on occasion, to e-scooter riders. The land-splitting manoeuvre involves a rider passing between lanes of slower-moving or stationary traffic, allowing…

Cyclists, including motorbike,  pedal or electric bike or E-Scooters face a significantly higher risk of serious injury and death in traffic accidents compared to other road users. According to the 2019 annual report on road casualties in Great Britain, the fatality rate per passenger mile for motorcyclists is 65 times…

Motorbike riding and pedal cyclist offers an exhilarating sense of freedom, but it also comes with significant risks. Unlike cars, motorbikes do not provide the physical protection of a metal frame, seat belts, or airbags. Consequently, riders are more exposed and vulnerable to injuries in the event of an accident….

Motorbike accidents and pedal bike accidents can be life-altering events that leave riders feeling disoriented and unsure of what to do next. Regretfully cycle accidents can also prove fatal and the reader is referred to our fatal accident claims website for further details.  Knowing the correct steps to take immediately…