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Listed Below is some of the types of evidence that could be
presented to a jury in a
Wisconsin bicycle accident injury
trial.
1. Police reports; 2. Photographs of the accident scene; 3. Deposition testimony of several witnesses from the scene of the bicycle accident; 4. Testimony concerning the physical area including a hill, driveway, stop sign, shrubbary making a driveway less visible from the road; 5. Testimony of the stopping of the vehicle and speed of vehicle prior to the bicycle accident; 6. Estimates of time on the road; 7. Estimate of distance between truck and vehicle when driver first saw bicylist; 8. Length and type of skid marks, 9. Reports from a police officer that the bicyclists brakes did not both work properly when he inspected the bicycle after the accident; 10. Expert witness testimony estimating speed of vehicle based on skid marks; 11. Testimony to a friend that the bicyclists brakes were not working properly (said prior to accident). 12. Testimony from a mechanic that after he examined the bike after the accident, the brakes were not working properly. |
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