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Category Archives: Bicycle Accident

TeenOnEbike

Doctors Warn of Increase in E-Bike Accidents Among Children

By Christopher Eads, PLLC |

Kids have been riding bicycles around their neighborhoods for decades without too many issues, but electronic bicycles are raising concerns among doctors and traffic safety advocates. Tennessee is seeing a growing number of children suffering serious injuries while riding electric bikes. An e-bike looks much like a traditional bicycle, but it includes an electric… Read More »

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Bicycling and Back Injuries: What to Know

By Christopher Eads, PLLC |

Riding a bicycle is a great form of exercise. However, the way that a bicyclist positions themselves on their bike can result in stress to the back. This can result in painful injuries. Here is a look at several common bicycling injuries and how they can be prevented. Thoracic Facet Joint Pain This involves… Read More »

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Bicyclist Killed in Hit and Run Crash

By Christopher Eads, PLLC |

Riding a bicycle is great for exercise but it’s not so great when it comes to safety. Drivers of motor vehicles don’t always see these bicyclists, causing them to hit them. If that’s not bad enough, some drivers flee the accident scene for various reasons, leaving these bicyclists for dead. Sadly, this was the… Read More »

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