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Washington Vulnerable User LawsPosted in Bicycle Safety on February 26, 2020
Traffic safety is a priority for Washington — especially when it comes to reducing fatalities and injuries among the most vulnerable people on the road. Pedestrians, cyclists, scooter users, and wheelchair users can suffer severe damage during collisions with motor vehicles due to the sheer size and weight difference. The resulting injuries can be even
Washington Bicycle Accident Hotspots 2013-2017 [Interactive Map]Posted in Bicycle Safety on January 18, 2020
Washington has a reputation for embracing bicycles – a national study has even ranked Washington as the most bicycle-friendly state in the United States for eight years in a row. Although fatalities and serious injury collisions among bicyclists have decreased in recent years, the fact remains that bicycle collisions still occur throughout the state on
Bicycle Helmet Laws in Washington StatePosted in Bicycle Safety on August 1, 2019
Bicycle accidents can lead to severe damage and injury, especially if you are not wearing a helmet at the time. Studies show that wearing a helmet increases cyclist safety significantly, protecting you from severe head trauma and brain injury. However, not all states or municipalities require you to wear a helmet while riding. Do you
Tips for Avoiding Car Accidents in Smoky ConditionsPosted in Bicycle Safety,Car Accidents,Pedestrian Safety on August 20, 2018
The Seattle area is inundated with smoke from wildfires burning in British Columbia, Oregon, California, and around the state of Washington. According to Washington State Department of Ecology, the smoke in Seattle and King County is causing unhealthy air quality. Smoky air conditions not only cause unsafe breathing conditions, but can also cause unsafe driving
Dangers of Dockless Bike Sharing in SeattlePosted in Bicycle Safety,Pedestrian Safety on June 7, 2018
Bicycling is a common way to commute in Seattle, Washington. With thousands of bikers hitting the sidewalks, bike lanes, and roads every year, accommodating bicyclists is a top traffic priority. One trend that has swiftly boomed in popularity in Seattle is private, free-floating bike sharing. In fact, Seattle was the first major city to employ