Bicycle Accident

Celebrate Bike to Work Week

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For years, the Triad community has embraced the many benefits of riding a bike, especially in the pandemic’s challenging times. Whether by yourself or with your family, cycling is a wonderful way to stay active while getting you where you need to be and even helping the people and environment around you. Bike to Work…

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Moving Right Along: What to Know About Kids and Bike Safety [infographic]

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Did you know that our Attorney David Daggett is an avid cyclist and triathlete? Supporting and educating the local cycling community is something he is dedicated to, and making sure everyone takes part in a safe fashion is of utmost importance. He shares his thoughts on becoming more active while staying safe in his recent Spotlight with David Daggett…

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Keeping Young Riders Safe: Bicycle Helmet Safety on Triad Today

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On Saturday, April 17th, attorneys David Daggett and Griff Shuler of Daggett Shuler Law appeared on Triad Today to discuss the basics of bicycle helmet safety and what adult riders should be mindful of when helping kids learn to ride. Watch the segment: Bicycle Helmet Use Statistics In North Carolina, state law mandates that all riders…

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Protect Yourself with A Bike Helmet

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Biking can be an extremely exciting and healthy activity for anyone, but it can also be dangerous. Each year in the U.S., bike-related crashes are responsible for approximately 800 fatalities and more than 500,000 injuries. That’s why it is imperative that any time you ride a bike, you wear a proper helmet. Without a helmet,…

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David Daggett, Griff Shuler and Sgt. Todd Collins of the Winston-Salem Police Department Discuss New Bike Laws on Triad Today!

Watch David Daggett and Griff Shuler on Triad Today alongside Sergeant Todd Collins to discuss biking laws in North Carolina. Sergeant Todd Collins discusses some key points from David’s eBook explaining the 4-foot rule, which is the amount of clearance a motorist has to give bicyclists when passing in a passing zone. Learn about visibility…

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Learn About New Bicycle Safety Laws on Triad Today this Weekend!

In an effort to educate bikers and drivers about bicycle laws David Daggett has written a short, easy to read eBook on Bicycle Safety Laws. The eBook goes over the rights and the responsibilities of bicyclists on the road. Daggett said, “Most people do not know all of the bike laws and motorists do not…

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May is Bike Safety Awareness Month

The League of American Bicyclist has organized National Bike Safety Month as a way to raise awareness of the benefits of riding your bike, as well as encourage proper bike safety. At Daggett Shuler, we care about our community and the safety of all cyclists. Many of our attorneys are avid cyclists, and we want…

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New Bicycle Safety Laws Are Now in Effect in North Carolina, Help Spread Awareness!

On December 1st, new laws took effect regarding bicycle safety in North Carolina. The new laws put additional responsibilities on bicyclists as well as provide more protection from collisions with motor vehicles. One of the most important changes in the law states that a motorist is now required to leave at least 4 feet of…

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May is National Bike Month

May is the perfect time of year for the whole family to get out for a bike ride! At Daggett Shuler Law, we hope that you and your family join us in celebrating National Bike Month. Since 1956, the League of American Bicyclists has organized National Bike Month as a way to raise awareness about…

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What Child Safety Measures are Required by North Carolina Bike Laws?

What Child Safety Measures are Required by North Carolina Bicycle Laws? In regards to cycling, what child safety measures are required by law in North Carolina? Infants and small children are particularly vulnerable on bicycles, so caution and safety are urged. The Child Bicycle Safety Act of 2001 additionally requires that all child passengers under 40 pounds…

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