Motorcycle Accidents

As a motorcyclist, a helmet is a very personal item. The style you wear can say a lot about you or the riding you do. Replacing one can be costly, yet a helmet can save your life. How do you know when you need to replace yours, and what should you look for when buying...

As a motorcyclist, not being seen is always going to be one of your biggest problems. Motorcycles are slimmer, shorter and lower than cars, making them harder to spot, particularly when hidden between other vehicles. On top of this, a phenomenon known as inattentional...

The feel of the open air as you ride is a likely reason you enjoy riding your motorcycle. Ideally, you should never have to worry about your safety when riding, but unfortunately, motorcycle riders face additional risks of injury and death than other drivers. A road...

Still reeling from your recent motorcycle accident, you shift your focus to holding the at-fault party accountable and preventing another accident. What do you know about anti-lock brakes for motorcycles? State Farm breaks down ABS for motorcycles, their benefits and...

Motorcycle riders face greater dangers of suffering severe injury or death than other drivers if they get into an automobile accident. A sudden impact can fling a rider off the bike and onto a concrete pavement or other hard surface. Fender benders are one kind of...

If you ride a motorcycle, you may wonder how it compares with a car in terms of crashworthiness. In other words, which vehicle is better equipped to withstand a collision? There are many factors that put your motorcycle at a disadvantage in a collision with a car....

Riding a motorcycle is enjoyable, but dangerous. If you are taking to the roads, it is important that you educate yourself about the most common varieties of motorcycle accidents. The best way to prevent motorcycle accidents is to be an educated driver. Drivers who...

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, there were 28 times as many motorcycle fatalities in 2016 compared to car fatalities per mile traveled. However, automated technology may hold the key to making motorcycles safer in Florida and...

For Florida teens who are newly licensed motorcyclists, the excitement of riding a bike could quickly turn sour if safety isn't top priority. Riding a motorcycle carries a higher risk of fatal injury than driving a car, and teens tend to choose more dangerous bikes...

Florida motorcyclists know how essential safety precautions are when it comes to taking the streets on two wheels. Between 2001 and 2008, over 1,222,000 people were treated in emergency rooms in the United States for non-fatal injuries related to motorcycle...