Why I’m Focusing on Injury Prevention
When e-bike and e-moto crashes continue to rise despite increased enforcement and more rules-of-the-road training, we have to be willing to ask a difficult question: What are we still missing?
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Why I call him “Sore Wrongster”
It’s easy to spot an influencer who tries too hard — the aggressive stunt riders who loudly praise anyone taking risks. But Wrongster is different. He doesn’t scream at the camera or act openly aggressive. He laughs gently, speaks politely, dresses conservatively, and plays the low-key cool guy.
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Insights from the Front Line: A Conversation with National E-Bike Safety Expert Clint Sandusky
s a retired police officer and police cyclist, 30-year POST-certified Bicycle Patrol Instructor, and CyclingSavvy educator, Clint Sandusky stands at the national forefront of e-bike safety and traffic instruction. In this Q&A, he breaks down why helmets are only a “last line of defense,” how social media influences youth riding, and what parents must do to ensure their kids master active bike control.
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The Two Faces of Misconduct
When we talk about youth e-bike safety, it is easy to treat all bad riding as the exact same problem. But to actually fix the issue, communities and parents must understand that young riders usually fall into two very different categories: unintentional risk-takers and intentional rule-breakers.
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E-Bike Safety Demands a Blended-Family Approach
When KTLA News 5 interviewed me about this tragedy, the underlying question was clear: How did we get here, and how do we stop it?
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The Path to E-Bike Safety is Paved in Blood
As the nation mourns 81-year-old Vietnam veteran Ed Ashman, more victims of e-bike and e-moto crashes are entering hospitals. We must go from a reactive stance to proactive safety.
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Announcing the Next Chapter in Safety
Introducing The The Caring Parent’s E-Bike Survival Guide, Second Edition When I released the first edition of The Caring Parent’s E-Bike Survival Guide, the goal was simple: give parents a roadmap to shop for legal e-bikes and prevent kids from modifying them once they’re brought home. Since then, thousands of families have used that guide…
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Why E-Bike Safety Requires a Community Coalition
“When coalitions prioritize community wisdom and experience along with data and evidence, the work is not only more relevant — it can really have some impact.“ Amir François, Annie E. Casey Foundation Across the country, the conversation around e-bikes often sounds the same: frustration over reckless riding, calls for stricter crackdowns, and a growing divide…
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The Big Flaw in E-Bike Law
While the policy world is currently consumed by a whirlwind of new regulations — most notably New Jersey’s recent decision to essentially reclassify e-bikes as motorized vehicles — a critical gap is opening up between our laws and our streets. At current civic, cycling and e-bike safety discussions, the air is thick with debate over…
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Announcing Our Brand Refresh and Enhanced Enterprise Platform
We at the Bellemont Project are pleased to announce the launch of our enhanced enterprise website, which accompanies our strategic brand refresh. This new digital platform reflects the growth and enhanced sophistication of our operations, serving as a clearer representation of the professional standards and expertise we bring to the field. As a social enterprise,…
