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513-484-bike (2453) email me contact me home about the bike lawyer bike laws contact us significant cases home about the bike lawyer bike laws contact us significant cases protecting the rights of those who ride steve magas is ohio's bike lawyer. he has written about ohio bike laws, bike crashes, bicycle advocacy and court cases for some 30 years. soon we'll be adding a series of features about your favorite ohio bike shops. steve magas, the bike lawyer, has been protecting the rights of riders for more than 25 years. steve has handled more than 200 "bike cases" including wrongful death and brain damage cases, and accidents causing riders to suffer major injuries, fractures, disk injuries, back injuries, neck injuries, surgeries, road burns, clavicle and scapula fractures, rotator cuff injuries and more. steve provides a free consultation to discuss your claim. call him at 513-484-bike [2453] or write to him at bike lawyer [at] aol dot com to discuss your crash today! -- sun glare? can’t see? kill a kid? no problem- at least in new philadelphia, ohio tuesday 12 jun 2018 by steve magas | no comments on his last day alive on planet earth 12 year old william logan morris chose to ride his bicycle along county road 52 near new philadelphia, ohio on a cold, crisp sunny december afternoon. he was riding southwest along county road 52 around 4:15pm on december 14, 2017. this road, in tuscarawas county, is a typical ohio country road… two- lane, asphalt – narrow lane [looks like about 10′ lanes from the crash report] – there was a centerline present but no edge lines – no real “berm” other than dirt. the crash report says it was 25 degrees – visibility was “10 miles” – so a nice bright sunny…er… well… the report says “95% cloud cover”- but let’s assume it’s bright and sunny… sunset that day was 5pm, so the crash was well within the daylight hours… william morris was killed around 4:15pm that day when a huge dodge ram 1500 truck driven by 41 year old troy dalpiaz slammed into him from behind. as young william morris was riding on county road 52 he was likely unaware that mr. dalpiaz was hurtling towards him from behind at 40-45 mph and “couldn’t see” him. children tend to believe the best in us – they trust adults to do the right thing. i would bet that william morris never dreamed that anyone would be stupid enough to drive a big truck down the road if they “couldn’t see” what was in front of them. mr. dalpiaz was driving the 2+ ton truck down the road at, he claims, 40-45 mph… i say “he claims” because the posted speed here is 55 mph and few folks go flying down these open country roads while driving 10 mph below… but hey… let’s give him the benefit of the doubt… sunset on december 14, 2017 was at 5pm… so … surprise … surprise – the sun was setting in the west 40-45 minutes before sunset… mr. dalpiaz was driving “southwest” so towards the setting sun… so surprise surprise … there was sunshine coming into mr. dalpiaz’s front windshield. “sun glare” as the prosecutor noted… made visibility difficult, if not impossible. mr. dalpiaz wisely chose to not drive into the sun when he couldn’t see anything in front of him …er … kept on driving forward at 45 mph in a 2 ton pickup truck – even though he couldn’t see … in fact he told the ohio state highway patrol after he killed william morris that he couldn’t see… he never saw young william morris before he slammed into him with the right side of the truck… in fact, it appears that he never saw anything for ” five to six seconds” prior to the crash… he was just driving along on hopes & prayers i guess… sadly… the prosecutor here felt these facts were not enough to charge the driver of the truck with any sort of crime at all… read the rest of this entry » accident reconstruction alcohol bicycle gear bike law 101 conspicuity court cases criminal motorists distraction insurance statistics taser cases happy bike month 2018!!! tuesday 1 may 2018 by steve magas | no comments here we go – midnight on may 1- the start of bike month 2018. amazingly, in ohio we have had zero fatalities in january – february -march – april 2018 so far as i can tell. now, we’ve had really crappy weather too – cold and wet and snowy here for much of the time – but the good stuff is coming now…so let’s be careful out there and have a: happy bike month & have fun! accident reconstruction alcohol bicycle gear bike art bike law 101 conspicuity court cases criminal motorists distraction dogs funny stuff historical insurance music & musicians statistics taser cases touring among the “worst” states for hit/run – ohio?!? thursday 26 apr 2018 by steve magas | 1 comment “ohio one of the worst states for hit/run” big headline from columbus tv station … but.. wait… what about… the… facts? ohio had 61 hit/run crashes involving at least 1 death in 2016…that’s a horrible thing, and a horrible number. for ohio, that’s a big number… 61 represents a big jump from the prior year when we had 42, and from the prior 10 yr average of 37.2. however, ohio’s numbers for 10 years have run the gamut from a low of 30 to 2016’s high of 61 – which states are really the “worst” though? read the rest of this entry » uncategorized where in the heck are we supposed to ride?? thursday 5 apr 2018 by steve magas | no comments very nice article by co bike lawyer megan hottman analyzing colorado’s version of o.r.c. sec. 4511.55 in ohio – the “where in the heck are cyclists supposed to ride” statute… http://www.roadbikereview.com/…/how-far-to-the-right-should… read the rest of this entry » accident reconstruction alcohol bicycle gear bike law 101 conspicuity court cases distraction insurance statistics touring the “right to travel” thursday 29 mar 2018 by steve magas | no comments a very interesting decision came out of ohio’s first appellate district [cincinnati/hamilton county] the other day. blue ash, ohio has a local “toy vehicle” ordinance that says: “no person on roller skates or riding in or by any means of any sled, toy vehicle, skateboard or similar device shall be permitted on any street, highway or public lot unless the same is designated and marked as a ‘play street’ or ‘play lot.’ ” blue ash code of ordinances 311.03(a). read the rest of this entry » accident reconstruction alcohol bicycle gear bike art bike law 101 conspicuity court cases criminal motorists distraction statistics touring ohio’s 2017 fatal bicycle crashes – a brief review friday 5 jan 2018 by steve magas | no comments while the ohio department of public safety [odps] does not release its “crash facts” until later in the year, we can be fairly certain that all of the fatal bicycle crashes have now been reported. i try to track every fatal bike crash in “real time” – meaning i set my google alerts to try to pick up media reports and i rely on folks around the state to send me reports that they see. i’ve reviewed the preliminary odps stats, which reflect a total of 19 cyclists killed in ohio in 2017. i’ll review each crash after we receive the full and complete report from each crash. we will obtain the report, all photos, all cruiser/body cam videos, all field sketches & measurements, all witness statements and any other data available. we will try to determine exactly what happened adn how the crash might have been avoided. we will try to determine if any criminal charges came out of the crash and what happened in the case. for now, here’s a brief summary of the crashes. 19 fatal crashes fault assigned by police? 10 – cyclist at fault 9 – motorist at fault cyclist at fault 3- not visible dark-no lights – darting – illegally in roadway – wrong side of road 3 – “other improper action” – failure to yield motorist at fault – failure to yield – left of center 5 – follow too closely – ran red light – ran stop sign -improper lane change daylight v. night? 11 – in the dark 7- cyclist at fault 4 – motorist at fault hit/skip 5 – hit/skip 4 – in the dark 3 – unsolved 4 – rear-end collisions 1- head-on

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