Are 3-wheel motorcycles actually safer?
It’s no secret that motorcyclists are at higher risk of road accidents than passenger vehicle drivers. Motorcycles are small and exposed, making the rider less visible and more vulnerable among cars. That doesn’t mean motorcyclists aren’t taking safety considerations...
How long do you have to file a lawsuit after a motorcycle accident?
If you were injured in a motorcycle accident due to negligence on the part of another party, you may be able to file a personal injury lawsuit. After your accident, you’re going to have a lot to deal with including medical and hospital bills, lost wages, the cost of...
Who pays medical bills after a motorcycle accident?
If you’ve been injured in a motorcycle accident, one of the first things on your mind is probably your medical bills and how you’re going to deal with them. Even if you come out of your hospital stay fully recovered, you’re going to face steep medical costs that could...
Getting back on your bike after an accident can be difficult, but you can do it
If you’ve been involved in an accident on a motorcycle, it can be a very traumatic experience, even if you only suffer from minor injuries or no injuries at all. Unfortunately, riders involved in an accident are often seriously hurt, and some experience a loss of...
How to prove a motorcycle accident wasn’t your fault
Motorcyclists are extremely vulnerable to road accidents, especially collisions with passenger vehicles. When the accident becomes a court case, the motorcycle rider is often met with most of the blame, whether that assumption is accurate or not. If you were injured...
Motorcycle group riding rules
There are any number of reasons why people choose to ride a motorcycle, but many riders will tell you that it’s all about camaraderie. Whether you’re riding with friends or meeting new people along the way, riding in a group is the ultimate motorcycle experience....
Lane changing motorcycle accidents
Lane change accidents are one of the most common types of motorcycle accidents you can encounter. These accidents occur when a car merges into the same lane as a motorcyclist without noticing. This can happen because the driver is not paying attention to the road or...
What happens if you can’t work after your motorcycle accident?
If you or a loved one has been involved in a motorcycle accident and have been seriously injured, there’s a very good chance that you’ll be unable to return to work for an extended period of time. Unfortunately, medical bills and time spent in the hospital as well as...