Bicycle Accidents
Minnesota has one of the largest cycling populations in the United States. Under Minnesota law, bicycle riders are required to follow the same traffic laws as drivers of motor vehicles. Bicyclists also have the same protection of the laws as motorists. In 2008 there were 981 bicycle accidents in Minnesota which was a slight decrease in crashes compared to 1,020 accidents the previous year. Unfortunately, the number of Minnesota bicyclist fatalities increased more than three times and there were 13 bicycle accident related deaths.
If you or a family member has been injured in a bike accident or died as a result of serious injuries from a bicycle crash please contact one of our Minnesota bicycle accident attorney for a free no-obligation consultation. We are a Twin Cities based law firm that only represents injured victims and never insurance companies.
What To Do If You Are Involved in a MN Bicycle Accident:
• 911 should be called immediately
• Your first priority is to seek medical attention for your injuries
• Report the accident to the police
• Record as much information as possible regarding the driver including license plate, name, address and description
• Take photos of your bicycle and any injuries
• Do not give a statement to anyone other than the police before consulting with an attorney
If you or a loved one has been injured in a Twin Cities or Minneapolis bicycle accident please contact a personal injury attorney at Fields Law Firm as soon as possible. We will conduct an investigation free of charge and begin protecting your legal rights.
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