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Two small community papers stand tall with editorials for us Bicyclists

As you know I rail monthly in the FloridaBicycleLaw.com newsletter about bicycle crashes and the senseless slaughter of the best of our communities by distracted drivers and those who ignore the laws requiring distance from bicycles. However recently there have been several editorials on “watch out for bicycles. On July 2, 2011, Dr. Kurt Lang […]

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Nine common mistakes you should not make after a bicycle crash

1. Failing to Call Law Enforcement After a Crash Why anyone would not do this is amazing, but sometimes people do not call the police after a crash. Unless, you have an MRI machine on the back of your bike (unlikely) or have the ability to self diagnoses (I don’t care if you really are […]

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Justice Teaching touches hearts and minds of students and teachers

Printed in The Florida Bar News, June 1, 2012. When Justice Teaching volunteers are asked about their sessions in the classroom, they describe the experience as fulfilling and enriching. However, as the recent unsolicited letter to Justice Fred Lewis, Justice Teaching’s founder, from Suncoast Elementary School teacher Sky President demonstrates, Justice Teaching has the capacity […]

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Concussions • Dazed • Knocked Unconscious

When the human brain is damaged by any force from a fall, a bicycle or motor vehicle crash, life is changed.

I can help you.

ANY injury to the brain, no matter how mild, is called traumatic brain injury (TBI). A concussion is a brain injury.

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