Bicycle Accidents Checklists
Simple, practical checklists to protect your health and your claim. Save or print any of them.
What to Do After a Bicycle Accident
The steps you take in the minutes, hours, and days after being hit can shape your whole claim. Here is a simple checklist to protect your health and your rights as a cyclist.
Open the checklist →Bicycle Accident Scene Evidence Checklist
Evidence at the scene disappears fast. If you are safe and able, this checklist helps you (or someone helping you) capture what matters before it is gone.
Open the checklist →How to Document Your Injuries After a Bicycle Crash
Cycling injuries are often serious, and connecting them clearly to the crash protects your claim. Here is how to document them.
Open the checklist →How to Keep an Injury Journal After a Bicycle Crash
Much of what an injury costs you is invisible on a bill. A short daily journal captures it — and the detail is far more convincing than trying to remember months later.
Open the checklist →How to Preserve Your Bike and Gear as Evidence
Your bike, helmet, and gear tell the story of the crash and the forces on your body. Preserving them can be critical, especially if a defect or road hazard is a possibility.
Open the checklist →Looking for the law in your state?
These checklists apply wherever you were hurt. For filing deadlines, fault rules, and what you can recover, choose the state where it happened.