Document crossings, lanes, trails, signals, vehicles, equipment, visibility, and witnesses.
Record direction of travel, crossing or lane markings, signals, sight lines, lighting, weather, and the point of impact or fall.
Preserve the bicycle, helmet, lights, clothing, phone data, and any vehicle or transit identifiers in their post-incident condition.
Nearby businesses, homes, vehicles, transit systems, and public traffic systems may hold video or operational records.
Sources reviewed: NHTSA: Pedestrian Safety ↗ · NHTSA: Bicycle Safety ↗. Sources provide general context and do not calculate a rule for an individual matter. This is general information, not legal advice.
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