Electric bikes have become increasingly common on Colorado streets, trails, and bike paths. Although they might look similar to traditional bikes, some e-bikes can reach significantly higher speeds. A Class 3 e-bike, for example, can provide pedal assistance at speeds of up to 28 mph. When a Class 3 e-bike collides with a pedestrian, determining…
Bicycle accidents involving car doors that suddenly open can happen in an instant but lead to serious injuries. Cyclists riding alongside parked vehicles are especially vulnerable when a driver or passenger opens a door without checking for oncoming traffic first. In Colorado, determining liability in these cases is not always as simple as it might…
Bicycle accidents in Colorado can lead to serious injuries, especially when vehicles are involved. What many cyclists don’t realize is that state bike laws often determine whether an injury claim succeeds or fails. Rules about lane use, right-of-way, and visibility can directly impact fault and compensation. Insurance companies frequently rely on these laws to reduce…
