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Daniel Flanzig: Hochul’s insurance proposal: a disaster for crash victims

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By Daniel Flanzig
| LI Herald Verified
By Daniel Flanzig Nassau and Suffolk counties continue to rank highest in New York state in traffic-related injuries and fatalities. As drivers, cyclists or pedestrians, even when we do everything right, we’re still one bad driver’s actions away from the E.R. Now Albany wants to make it worse. Gov. Kathy Hochul’s latest budget proposal would quietly strip away basic legal protections for people injured by cars and dump the costs of traffic violence onto victims, their families and taxpayers.
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Daniel Flanzig: Hochul’s insurance proposal: a disaster for crash victims

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By Daniel Flanzig
| Lynbrook-East Rockaway Herald Verified
By Daniel Flanzig Nassau and Suffolk counties continue to rank highest in New York state in traffic-related injuries and fatalities. As drivers, cyclists or pedestrians, even when we do everything right, we’re still one bad driver’s actions away from the E.R. Now Albany wants to make it worse. Gov. Kathy Hochul’s latest budget proposal would quietly strip away basic legal protections for people injured by cars and dump the costs of traffic violence onto victims, their families and taxpayers.
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Gov. Hochul's Car Insurance Proposal is a Disaster for Crash Victims' Rights

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By Daniel Flanzig
| Streetsblog New York Verified
If you ride a bike or walk in New York, you already know the danger. We watch for turning and speeding cars, doors that swing open without warning, drivers staring at their phones, and trucks squeezing into bike lanes. We know that even when we do everything right, we are still one bad driver’s actions away from the ER. Now Albany wants to make it worse. Gov.
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What to Know About Georgia Bike Laws

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By Bruce Hagen, Brian Weiss, Daniel Flanzig, Bryan Waldman
| bikelaw.com
We (Bruce Hagen and Ken Rosskopf) met with a group of Atlanta-area bicycle commuters recently at an event called “Two Wheel Tuesday.”   The questions that came up were great, and are ones we get a lot. We decided to write them down and maintain a regularly updated list of FAQs. Q: A car makes an illegal left turn across your path and hits you. The driver admits that he is at fault and is given a traffic citation.
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