Happy World Bicycle Day! At Larson Larimer Schneider, we join the global community in celebrating the joy and freedom that cycling brings to our lives. Cycling is not only a fun and healthy way to stay active, but it also contributes to a greener environment. Whether you're commuting to work, exercising, or simply enjoying a ride in the beautiful Denver scenery, biking is a fantastic way to explore our city. As we celebrate this special day, it's important to remember that safety should always come first. Denver is known for its active cycling community, and with the city's growing network of bike lanes and trails, it's easier than ever to enjoy a safe ride. However, accidents can still happen, and being prepared can make all the difference. Here are some essential safety tips to keep in mind while cycling in Denver: 1. Wear a Helmet A helmet is your best…
When bicyclists pedal in the streets of Denver, you must share the road and obey all traffic laws, signs, and signals, just as all motor vehicles must do so. Traffic laws are implemented in the Denver Metro Area to facilitate safety and predictability within the transportation system. It is your responsibility to know the laws, despite the transportation you choose, and reduce the chance of personal injuries.
Mike Inglis knows he probably will receive little from the $353 million verdict a Jefferson County jury reached this week in the civil case he brought against the driver who struck and killed his wife, Gwen, last year while the couple were riding bikes on West Alameda Parkway. But it’s important to send a message about drunken and distracted driving, he said.