Legal Handbook for Michigan Cyclists

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A must-have guide to Michigan bicycle law, safety tips, and what to do after a crash.

Bicyclists in Michigan face real risks every time they ride. But many don’t know their legal rights – or what to do after a crash. That’s why Michigan bicycle attorney Bryan Waldman created the Legal Handbook for Michigan Cyclists. It’s a free, easy-to-follow guide written by an attorney who rides and who’s spent decades fighting for the rights of injured bicyclists across the state.

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A Legal Handbook for Michigan Cyclists by Bryan Waldman

This handbook gives you clear, practical information you can count on. Inside, you’ll learn:

  • Your rights and responsibilities under Michigan bicycle law

  • How to handle a crash – step-by-step guidance if you’re hit

  • What to do at the scene, including how to document the incident and protect your legal interests

  • Understanding insurance coverage – what’s covered, what’s not, and how to avoid common mistakes

  • How to work with police and medical responders after a crash

  • Pro tips to help you ride smarter and safer, whether you’re commuting, racing, or riding recreationally

We’ve seen what happens when cyclists don’t have this information. It leads to confusion, stress, and costly mistakes. We don’t want that to happen to you.

Whether you’re riding to work, training for a race, or cruising around your neighborhood, this handbook helps you stay prepared. It’s not just about the law – it’s about peace of mind. And it’s written specifically for Michigan riders like you.