Police bias against cyclists in accidents is all too real for commuters, messengers, and leisure cyclists. It is well known in the community that cyclists are often wrongfully blamed for crashes. Police officers can be quick to judge, choosing the side of the motorist. Therefore it is important to know what to do in case of an accident that you know was not your fault.
Four steps you should take after a hit-and-run bicycle accident
Hit-and-run accidents happen all the time in New York City. Some negligent drivers feel like they can get away with it, and a lot of times they do. Victims of hit-and-run accidents often think that they do not have a chance at catching the driver. Cyclists should know that it is possible to catch a hit-and-run driver even if they did not see what happened. Here are the four steps to take if you ever find yourself in the situation of a hit-and-run.
