Michigan Bicycle Accidents

When a bicyclist is injured by a motor vehicle in Michigan, the bicyclist is entitled to certain rights under Michigan’s no-fault law. Although Michigan bicycle accidents caused by vehicles often happen when a car hits a bicycle, physical contact is not required for injuries and damage to occur.

In most cases, an injured bicyclist is entitled to personal injury protection (PIP) benefits under Michigan’s auto no-fault law, as long as the vehicle played a significant role in causing the bicyclist’s injuries.

If you’ve been injured in an accident while riding a bicycle, our Michigan bicycle accident attorneys can help you get the compensation you deserve.

In this video, Grand Rapids personal injury lawyer Tom Sinas discusses why it’s important for Michigan motorists and bicyclists to safely share the roadways.

Bicycle Accidents & No-Fault PIP Benefits

The Michigan no-fault law provides persons injured in bicycle accidents involving motor vehicles with personal injury protection (PIP) benefits, to compensate them for the injuries they sustained in the accident. Read More

Visit Our Website Dedicated to Bicyclists & Bicycle Accidents

We have a website dedicated to bicyclists, bikelawmichigan.com, which includes rules of the road for Michigan and Illinois, important bicycle laws and useful information for anyone injured in a bicycle accident.