Wheels of Justice
Important Legal Information for Cyclists
- Can I ride my bike in a bus lane in NYC?
- What to Do After a Bike Crash
- What to Do after a Bike Share Crash
- A Guide to Understanding Bicycle Damage Claim in NY State
- New York’s Vulnerable Road User Laws
- Bike Law University: Vulnerable Road User Laws
- Understanding No Fault Laws in New York
- What to Do if You’re Involved in a Hit-and-Run Crash/Collision with an Uninsured/Underinsured Vehicle?
- What Is a Safe Passing Distance for Motorists?
- Bike Lawyer Explains Insurance Coverage
- Where to ride in New York
- New York’s License Plate Laws don’t work for Bike Racks
Attorneys & Legal Advice
If you have any other questions or concerns regarding the rules and regulations of cycling in New York City, New York State, Long Island, or Westchester, please feel free to contact an attorney focusing on bike law in your area.
NYBC does not provide legal advice. Nothing on this page should be construed as legal advice nor does the use of this article create an attorney/client relationship. The advice in this article offers a general overview of the laws in New York. Remember, every incident or claim is specific, and the guidelines may not be applicable to your particular case. As always, we suggest contacting an attorney with any legal claim or issue before taking action on your own behalf.