After ensuring your safety and calling 911, you should: (1) Seek immediate medical attention even if injuries seem minor, as adrenaline can mask serious injuries and some conditions may not appear immediately, (2) Document the scene by taking photos of your bicycle, the vehicle involved, road conditions, traffic signals, and visible injuries, (3) Gather information including the driver’s contact information, insurance details, license plate number, and contact information from any witnesses, (4) File a police report to create an official record of the incident, (5) Preserve evidence by not repairing your bicycle until it’s been photographed and inspected, (6) Avoid admitting fault or making statements about the accident, and (7) Contact an experienced bicycle accident attorney immediately to protect your rights and begin building your case.