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   What if you're involved in a road accident while cycling?

   • Accidents do happen, but more often someone's to blame. Consultant Solicitor at Cycle SOS, Paul Darlington explains what to do if you're involved in a road incident while cycling Any road incident that damages you or your bike will tend to happen fast. There’s little time to react, let alone think. Afterwards, however, you need to be methodical.

   What to do if you have a road incident while riding your bike

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   What should I do if I have a bike accident?

   • If you have an accident but don’t think you’re seriously injured, make sure first that you and your bike are clear of the road and traffic. If there is a vehicle involved, and the driver has stopped or there were any witnesses, exchange details, including registration numbers, in the same way as if you had been involved in any traffic accident.

   Dealing with a cycling accident - British Cycling

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   What should I do if I have a cycling incident?

   • Do that as soon as possible after the incident. It is preferable to use a firm of solicitors with a track record in cycle claims. As a Cycling UK member, you have access to exactly that through the Cycling UK Incident Line. That number again is 0330 107 1789. It’s worth putting in your phone’s contact list right now.

   What to do if you have a road incident while riding your bike

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   What happens if a road accident damages a bike?

   • Any road incident that damages you or your bike will tend to happen fast. There’s little time to react, let alone think. Afterwards, however, you need to be methodical. It’s easy to let adrenaline take over and erupt in anger or insist you’re fine and jump back on the bike like a pro rider after a spill in the peloton. Don’t.

   What to do if you have a road incident while riding your bike

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   Are You at risk of a bike crash?

   • We all love being out on our bikes. But there’s always the risk – even if slight – of a crash, either from losing control or as a result of an incident with another road or trail user. In the aftermath of a cycling incident, shock, panic and possibly pain can make it hard to think clearly.

   Bike crash advice: what to do after a cycling incident

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   Who should I contact if I'm involved in a cycling accident?

   • It is preferable to use a firm of solicitors with a track record in cycle claims. As a Cycling UK member, you have access to exactly that through the Cycling UK Incident Line. That number again is 0330 107 1789. It’s worth putting in your phone’s contact list right now. Accidents do happen, but more often someone's to blame.

   What to do if you have a road incident while riding your bike

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   What to do if you have a road incident while riding your bike. Accidents do happen, but more often someone's to blame. Consultant Solicitor at Cycle SOS, Paul Darlington explains what to do if you're involved in a road incident while cycling. Any road incident that damages you or your bike will tend to happen fast.

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     What to do if you have a cycling crash. If you are involved...

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   The steps you should take after a cycling accident to make sure you and your bike are safe, and that you will still be covered by your insurance.

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   What to do if you have a cycling crash. If you are involved in a collision with another road user and suffer personal injury or damage to your bicycle, Slater and Gordon which runs the Cycling UK members’ Incident Line is here to help you. Call 0330 107 1789.

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   Cycling is a safe way to get around, but if you are unlucky enough to be involved in a collision, it's important to know what to do to to keep yourself safe and ensure you are able to take legal action if you later choose to do so.

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   If you or a riding mate have a cycling accident, whether on the road or on the trails, do you know what to do and how to get help? On the road. If you’re riding on your own, carrying some form of ID and an unlocked mobile phone with an ICE (In Case of Emergency) number stored in the contacts.

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   May 14, 2021 · If a pothole or road defect brought you off your bike, report the incident to the highway authority. This will be the local authority unless it is a major road such as a red route when it will be Transport for London. If you’re not sure how to do this – our lawyers can help.

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   Sep 12, 2015 · What to do if you’ve been involved in road collision. You can find detailed and practical advice on what to do in the event of a cycle road collision courtesy of the Cycling UK’s Road Justice campaign here.