Motorcycle accidents have the potential to cause extreme harm, making prompt medical attention a priority. Witnesses to a motorcycle accident can provide assistance, but it is important to take precautions to protect witnesses attempting to render aid as well as the motorcyclist in need of medical attention. Fortunately, there are ways witnesses to a motorcycle… read more

As many of our readers are aware, riding a motorcycle can be a lot of fun – that is until traffic shows up and ruins everything. Navigating through traffic can be a difficult situation for novice riders, but even experienced motorcyclists can make mistakes capable of causing a motorcycle accident. Motorcyclists might be able to… read more

Spring has started and summer is just around the corner, which means warmer weather and potential health risks to people exposed to the outdoors. If safety precautions are not followed, vulnerable motorcyclists could succumb to the effects of very warm weather. Fortunately, there are precautions motorcyclists can take to avoid dehydration, heat stroke and other… read more

Lane-splitting, the practice of allowing motorcyclists to cruise between cars, is legal in the state of California and nowhere else. However, that might change, and efforts to legalize lane-splitting are underway in Washington, Oregon, Tennessee and Texas. Lawmakers believe that legalizing lane-splitting will relieve traffic congestion. The idea of allowing motorcyclists to maneuver through traffic… read more

Motorcyclists can adopt methods that will reduce the chance of being involved in a motorcycle accident. Defensive driving entails preventing ways motorcycle accidents can happen, such as reducing your speed or maintaining your motorcycle. The purpose of defensive driving is to be prepared, and we have five ways that motorcyclists can protect themselves from an… read more

One of the most important steps an accident survivor can take in his or her recovery is to stick with rehabilitation and find ways to adapt to injuries. After sustaining a spinal cord injury during a motorcycle accident, a 20-year-old woman from Paris has spent the last year learning to adapt without the use of… read more

Staying visible is one of the most effective ways for a motorcyclist to stay safe and avoid a motorcycle accident. Riding at night requires more attention to gear and attire, such as riding jackets and motorcycle lights. For motorcyclists who enjoy riding at night, our post today will offer three safety tips for staying visible… read more

Although Colorado and Wyoming do not get as much rain as other states, spring weather can still create the possibility of slippery roads. For motorcyclists, even a small amount of rain can be immensely dangerous if certain precautions are not taken. Here are three ways that motorcyclists can reduce the chances of a motorcycle accident… read more

Recovering from catastrophic injuries after a motorcycle accident can require adapting to new ways of living. Fortunately, medical research and new technology might be able to make adapting to changes easier in the near future. After losing the use of his hand in a motorcycle accident 17 years ago, an Austrian man has been outfitted… read more

Buying your first motorcycle can be an exciting prospect, but there are mistakes new riders make that can put them in danger of a motorcycle accident. The Motorcycle Safety Foundation, an organization that helps improve the skillset of riders, has a list of beginner tips that can help improve the safety of novice riders. Beginners… read more