Preszler Law Blog

​​As the number of cyclists on Nova Scotia’s roads continues to grow, so does the need to understand the risks they face. Whether commuting to work, cycling for exercise, or enjoying weekend rides, more people are turning to bicycles as a sustainable and healthy mode of transportation. With this increase comes a sobering reality: a bicycle accident in Nova Scotia can lead to devastating physical injuries, emotional trauma, and legal complications that few expect.

Road safety in Nova Scotia is a shared responsibility. Both drivers and cyclists must follow the rules to ensure everyone’s safety. Determining fault can become complicated and confusing when bicycle accidents happen involving cars.

Cycling outdoors during the winter months can be an invigorating form of exercise, especially for people who’ve been cooped up at home for most of the day. It can also be an effective way for essential employees to commute to their workplaces without coming into close contact with other individuals. But winter cycling can be dangerous, and could lead to accidents resulting in severe injuries. Click here to read more.