Cycle Safety
Maurice Blackburn Lawyers, Triathlon Queensland’s partner law firm and Australia’s leading road safety law firm is delighted to support Triathlon Queensland’s clubs and members should the need arise. Here you can find tools and information on how to share the road, know your rights on the road and importantly what to do in an accident and post the accident. |
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TRIATHLON QUEENSLAND MEMBER BENEFIT |
TRIATHLON QUEENSLAND REFERRAL |
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Maurice Blackburn provide privileged access to legal advice for members. As a Triathlon Queensland member, you receive access to: • Free telephone advice to assess if you have a claim *Conditions apply. |
Maurice Blackburn has helped thousands of riders with their insurance claims and legal matters, and if something has happened on your bike that has affected your life, they can help you too. If you have experienced an accident or if you need legal advice, access the referral app here and a Maurice Blackburn representative will be in contact. |
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DID YOU KNOW |
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If you are looking for a general overview of the Queensland road rules, specific to cyclists, look no further. Cyclists' Guide to Queensland Road Rules > If you are injured in an accident, and a car is involved, you may be able to make a CTP claim. Bike Injury & CTP claims Fact Sheet > If you are injured in an accident, and a car was not involved, you may be able to make a Public Liability claim. |
Bicycle lanes are not compulsory. Where one is available, you are not required by law to use it. OR
Find more information like this in the articles below.
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Five things cyclists want motorists to know > The Queensland cyclists guide to road laws > 10 of Queensland's commonly broken road rules > Top 5 tips for keeping Queensland kids cycle-safe > Hit and run? Pursuing the 'Other' CTP Insurer > Are cyclists ready for driverless cars? Top 5 Guide to Road Etiquette > Why You Shouldn't Clear Your Head With a Ride After a Night Out > |