Changes to Bike Laws: Three Years On
Three years on from 2015’s landmark legislative changes to South Australia's bike laws. We discuss whether the laws have been the coveted ‘saving grace’ of our road’s most vulnerable? Read More
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The laws all motorists should be aware of when sharing the road with cyclists
With the weekly bike traffic in South Australia having increased by 56 per cent over the last 10 years, there are a few laws all motorists should be aware of when it comes to sharing the road with cyclists. Read More
Setting the record straight on South Australia’s bike laws
Since 2012 cyclists have accounted for 4% of fatalities and 9% of serious injuries on South Australian roads. A total of 21 cyclists have been killed on our roads in that time, while 331 have been seriously injured and an astounding 2,500 have received minor injuries. In the hopes of minimising the above statistics, we’re setting the record straight on some of South Australia’s most popular cycling laws. Read More
How is compensation calculated for motor vehicle accidents?
If you’re injured in a motor vehicle accident after 1 July 2013, you’ll find that any Compulsory Third Party (CTP) compensation available to you is different to what was available before that date. Read More
My motor vehicle accident claim hasn’t been finalised yet. Are there interim payments I can claim to alleviate financial hardship?
If you’ve made a compensation claim as result of Motor Vehicle Accident injuries and are suffering financial hardship, there are options for obtaining some interim payments. Read More
I’ve had a car accident and need help with the housework and garden
If you suffer injuries in a motor vehicle accident that prevent you from undertaking daily living like the housework or gardening, then you're may be entitled to make a claim for costs associated with this. Read More
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Changes to Bike Laws: Three Years On 15 May 2019 -
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