Ride Slower and Take Bike Paths When Possible
Spring days can be wet and rainy so it is always best to cycle slowly, brake early and be extra cautious around slippery hazards such as railway crossings and painted road lines.
When cycling in rush hour consider varying your route to use the bike paths along the Thames Valley Parkway (TVP) in London. The TVP connects many parts of London and is often a safer route to take than the roads during rush hour.
Wear Reflective Gear
Cyclists are required by the law to have lights on both the front and back of their bicycles. In addition to this, cyclists should also wear reflective clothing such as a high visibility vest in wet and rainy spring conditions. If you don’t have a high visibility vest, it can be bought cheaply online or at stores like Marks.
What To Do When You’re Injured in a Cycling Accident
If you, a family member or a friend are injured in a car accident while cycling, it is important to contact an experienced personal injury law firm as soon as possible to help you navigate through the legal system. We have a proven track record of success in personal injury cases in the London community for over 20 years. Contact us today to book a free consultation with one of our lawyers at 519-673-4994.
