Micromobility accidents
Electric bikes and scooters are now part of everyday transportation in San Francisco. When a crash happens, the device, the street, the app or platform, the available insurance, and California's vehicle rules can all matter.
San Francisco e-bike accidents
San Francisco-based Wingman Law represents people injured in California e-bike crashes. Learn how device classification, local streets, evidence, insurance, and California deadlines can affect a claim.
52%
increase in San Francisco commute-period bicycle counts from 2024 to 2025
San Francisco scooter accidents
San Francisco-based Wingman Law represents people injured in California electric scooter crashes. Learn about scooter-specific traffic rules, shared-device evidence, local streets, insurance, and California deadlines.
1.5 mi
average shared-scooter trip in SFMTA's program evaluation
These pages are intentionally specific to San Francisco: steep grades, short trips, transit connections, Bay Wheels and shared scooters, dense curb activity, protected and conventional bike facilities, and the evidence created by modern app-based transportation.
They are also grounded in California law and official agency sources. Local context can help explain what to investigate, but it does not determine fault or the outcome of an individual claim.