Los Angeles Bicycle Attorney

"One of the best ways to do this is to use an active mode of transportation. This could mean walking your kids to school, walking or biking to the grocery store, to a friend’s house, or out to dinner. Ideally you could walk or bike to work as well (or walk/bike to the bus or train station, if that’s more feasible)."

With many jobs going remote, bikers find new freedom, and safety, on the road.

For all of you enjoying a ride as we enter the new year: Wearing a mask properly is an important part in stopping the spread of #COVID19. Remember to: Wear a... mask that covers your mouth, nose and chin completely Make sure to wear a mask when you’re outside your home Don't touch the mask, and if you do, wash your hands Visit COVIDhelpLA.org for more information.

The cycling world lost an icon when writer and competitor Roy Wallack died in a riding accident.

Congratulations to Michael Schneider for this coverage of his advocacy. Thank you for your service sir!

That so many of these victims of traffic violence died in hit and run crashes is all the more tragic. Please join your local bicycle advocacy organization and fight for protected bike lanes. Your involvement can save lives.

Congratulations to Nithya Raman on winning her bid for CD 4 councilperson!

What projects will soon be able to move forward that benefit cyclists?

Rest in Power to the one true 007.

One of a bicyclist's best defenses against road rage is not engaging.

Be careful out there folks. Drivers are celebrating the Dodgers victory in deadly ways!

Traffic violence needlessly claims another victim.

We have several cases against Uber and Lyft in which they are trying to escape liability by claiming their drivers are independent contractors, not employees. The California Supreme Court and legislature has already stated otherwise. Vote no on 22.

How can Los Angeles improve safety standards for cyclists?

How can cyclists stay safe during an altercation with an angry driver?

Something to share with your anti-bike friends.

A big shout out to friend of the cycling community Damien Newton for coverage in the LA Times!

More victims taken senseless by traffic violence.