Skokie, IL – E-Bicyclist Injured in Crash Near Golf Rd & Keeler Ave

Skokie, IL (December 25, 2025) – An e-bicyclist was hospitalized on Monday evening, December 22, after being struck in a crash involving two vehicles. 

E-Bicyclist Injured in Crash Near Golf Rd & Keeler Ave

According to Skokie police, the collision occurred shortly after 5:45 p.m. near the intersection of Golf Road and Keeler Avenue. Skokie police and fire officials responded to the scene, assisting the injured bicyclist and securing the area. Authorities reported that the bicyclist is expected to recover, though further details regarding the extent of injuries have not been released.

Investigators have not yet confirmed how the crash occurred. Police continue to gather information, speak with witnesses, and review evidence to determine the circumstances of the collision.

Our thoughts are with the injured bicyclist, and we hope for a full and smooth recovery.

Causes of Bicycle and Vehicle Accidents in Illinois

Bicycle accidents involving motor vehicles can happen for a variety of reasons, often leading to serious injuries due to the lack of physical protection for riders. Common factors in crashes include driver negligence, failure to yield, distracted driving, and speeding. Drivers who are not alert to cyclists in intersections, crosswalks, or bike lanes increase the risk of collisions.

Other contributing causes may include improper lane changes, turning without signaling, and limited visibility due to weather, darkness, or parked vehicles. Cyclists can also be affected by road hazards such as potholes, debris, and slippery conditions, which may contribute to accidents when combined with nearby traffic.

Even seemingly minor collisions can result in head injuries, fractures, or soft tissue damage. Recovery often involves medical treatment, rehabilitation, and time away from work or regular activities. In Illinois, victims of bicycle accidents may be entitled to pursue compensation for medical bills, lost income, pain and suffering, and property damage.

Legal guidance is essential after a bicycle-vehicle accident. If you or a loved one were injured in a bicycle accident in Illinois, it is important to protect your rights and seek the compensation you deserve. A skilful bicycle accident lawyer can help investigate the crash, gather evidence, negotiate with insurance companies, and ensure you are fairly compensated for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages.

At Ankin Law, we assist injured cyclists across Illinois, helping them navigate the legal process while focusing on healing. Call (844) 600-0000 today for a free consultation and learn how we can support you after a bicycle accident.

Note: We use outside sources such as news reports, police reports, social media platforms, and first-hand or eyewitness accounts about accidents that happen throughout the state of Illinois. We have not verified any of the facts surrounding this particular accident. Please contact Ankin Law, LLC, if you locate any incorrect information in our post. We will correct it immediately or remove a post if requested.

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