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Bicycles are much less safe than cars because they offer little protection in the event of a collision. Unlike cars, which have metal frames, airbags, and seat belts, bicycles provide only the rider’s helmet for protection. This makes cyclists more vulnerable to severe injuries, such as broken bones, head trauma, and spinal cord injuries, in…

Roadway hazards in West Virginia, such as potholes, debris, uneven surfaces, and poor road markings, are common causes of bicycle accidents. These hazards can make cycling dangerous, especially when they are not properly maintained or marked. Cyclists who encounter these hazards may fall, collide with obstacles, or lose control of their bikes, leading to serious…