Motorcycle Accidents

There are more motorcycles registered in the state of California than in any other state across the country. Even though motorcycles are a great way to see the beautiful scenery throughout this state, there are various types of hazards that motorcyclists need to be aware of. Unfortunately, many of these hazards revolve around the roadway and not on other drivers. What Road Hazards Await Motorcyclists? Data from the California Office of Traffic Safety shows that...

Motorcyclists need to take certain steps to avoid serious collisions. Unfortunately, motorcyclists are more vulnerable than other drivers on the roadway because they do not have any metal frames, airbags, or seatbelts. However, not all motorcycle accidents involve direct contact with another vehicle or object. Here, we want to discuss what no-contact motorcycle accidents are and how you, as a motorcyclist, can take steps to avoid them. What is a No-Contact Motorcycle Accident? No-contact motorcycle...

Congested traffic in the Los Angeles area shows no signs of abating and continues to cause traffic hazards. Sadly, many of these hazards result in serious and sometimes fatal accidents. According to California Highway Patrol, a recent incident resulted in a serious motorcycle accident that caused the deaths of two people.The accident was the result of a chain reaction crash that began when one vehicle hit a center divider and veered into traffic, ending up sideways...

Riding a motorcycle is a welcomed thrill and enjoyment for many people in California. It is also an activity that comes with a significant risk especially if riders do not take adequate caution in protecting their safety and well-being. Motorcyclists who prioritize their safety and are well-versed in the operation of their bike may be much less likely to be involved in a fatal collision resulting from their own actions. While motorcyclists can never control the...

California roads often include a mix of motorcycles, trucks and passenger cars, but accidents may affect motorcyclists, drivers and passengers very differently. In many cases, motorcycle riders involved in accidents have improper licenses and/or driving records with traffic convictions. Ensuring motorcyclists receive adequate training and meet state licensing requirements may help reduce the risk of accidents.According to crash data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, many motorcycle accidents involve riders without proper licenses or...