Injured in an E-Bike Accident? Know Your Rights.
Robert Johnson
According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, e-bike injuries have surged over 70% between 2017 and 2022. In 2022 alone, more than 46,000 emergency room visits were linked to micromobility devices, including e-bikes.
Common causes of e-bike accidents include:
- Speed-related loss of control;
- Car and pedestrian collisions;
- Mechanical failures or defective components, and;
- Rider inexperience or lack of helmet use.
E-bike safety tips:
- Always wear a helmet;
- Obey local traffic laws (e-bikes aren’t toys);
- Use lights and reflective gear when riding at night, and;
- Understand the class of your e-bike and where it can be ridden legally.
If you’ve been injured in an e-bike accident due to a negligent driver, a faulty product, or unsafe road conditions, Pike & Lustig is here to help guide you through the legal process and fight for the recovery you deserve.
