Advocacy & Safety - Oregon has Pedal Power... What does your state have?

Pedal Power (http://www.stc-law.com/pdf/PP6thEdition.pdf) is a book written by the prominent bike injury attorney, Ray Thomas, here in Oregon. It has several articles about what to do if..., and a nice and tidy way of accessing all of Oregon State Bike Laws (as well as local city laws), plus many of the ones that concern motor vehicles and how they are supposed to interact with people on bikes.

So, is there any such resource for your state? (Edit: Such as a link to a .pdf document)

Pedal Power (http://www.stc-law.com/pdf/PP6thEdition.pdf) is a book written by the prominent bike injury attorney, Ray Thomas, here in Oregon. It has several articles about what to do if..., and a nice and tidy way of accessing all of Oregon State Bike Laws (as well as local city laws), plus many of the ones that concern motor vehicles and how they are supposed to interact with people on bikes.

So, is there any such resource for your state?

We have John Forester.

He lives in my state, in fact close to my town. He doesn't exactly advocate for cyclists... he advocates for certain cyclists to ride in a certain manner...

Indiana has TWO things:

The Ronald Repka Foundation, an advocacy group started by his widow, after he was killed in traffic.
A slack-jawed, vacant stare on too many faces.

I don't know about Florida (where I live)...

But I do visit FloridaBicycle.org and CommuteOrlando.com (blog section).