The Cycle Accident Claims blog

Last week a case was published in Cycling Weekly involving a lady in the centre of London who walked into the path of a cyclist crossing a road while looking at her mobile phone. The judge in the civil court found the cyclist 50% liable for the losses suffered by the pedestrian. Recently, I also had my own claim settled also on the basis of a 50/50 settlement.

Cycle Accident Claims Management pride themselves on a fantastic settlement record thanks to the passionate, hard-working staff behind the name. One of these staff members is Solicitor Jan Canter, who offers over 25 years' experience. Learn more about his more recent settlements.

Despite all the noble words uttered by politicians, the investment in all things cycling remains woeful in the United Kingdom and frustratingly, cycle lanes continue to be ignored when planning new and upgraded road works.

What does a cyclist, bike rider, horse rider and pedestrian all have in common? They may not travel at the same times or speeds, but they are all considered vulnerable road users.

Cycling to work is a great way of incorporating incidental exercise into your day, helping you to feel more energized and ready to ‘hit the ground running’ by the time you walk into the office.

Leading Cycle Accident Solicitor Jan Canter comments on the upcoming law changes that will help to protect one group of Vulnerable Road Users: Cyclists.

With the perils encountered by regular cyclists on the roads of England and Wales only increasing, it is now more important than ever to know the importance of obtaining a highly qualified cycling lawyer, should you unfortunately need it.

The UK is home to some of the most stunning, challenging rides to date. Whether you prefer the cobbled classics, iconic climbs or tough sportives, there is surely an event for you just waiting around the corner.