Most Arizona drivers probably don’t know all of the rules that can come into play when a bicycle crash happens. 🚲 A driver turning across an occupied bike lane may have to yield. Cyclists can legally ride in the regular traffic lane in certain situations. Even opening a car door into someone riding by can become a liability issue. And if both sides played a role in the crash, Arizona’s comparative fault system can still allow an injured cyclist to recover compensation, with the amount reduced based on their share of responsibility. That’s why bicycle crashes are not always as simple as “the cyclist shouldn’t have been there.” If you’re ever injured in an accident that wasn’t your fault, call lernerandrowe at 977-1900 for a free consultation. #Arizona #BikeSafety #ArizonaLaw #LernerAndRowe