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Motorcycle accidents can occur without notice. Most incidents involve head-to-head collisions with another vehicle, but others happen due to dooring. This action refers to a vehicle driver or passenger opening the door into the path of an oncoming motorcyclist. A...
Every motorcyclist knows the risks that come with sharing the road with larger vehicles. But when you are injured in an accident while lane splitting, those risks take on new dimensions in the legal arena. Insurance companies and defense attorneys often seize upon...
Motorcycle collisions have the potential to be far more devastating than crashes involving larger vehicles. After all, motorcycles offer very little protection from physical injury. Riders break bones, suffer spinal cord injuries and even develop brain injuries...
With the warmer months coming quickly, now is the time for motorcyclists and motorists to prepare for motorcycles on the roadways. If you are a motorcyclist, there are several things you can do to enhance your safety. Because of a motorcycle’s open design,...
Although riding a motorcycle may be exciting, it can also be more dangerous than driving a car. This is because you don't have safety belts, crumple zones or other types of protection if an accident occurs. Therefore, you must be aware of the hazards that are most...
Being in a motorcycle accident in Indiana is scary enough, but being a passenger on someone else's motorcycle can be worse. The good news is that if you get injured in a motorcycle accident while riding as a passenger you may be able to recover compensation for your...
Every year, hundreds of people are injured or killed in motorcycle accidents in Indiana. The numbers increased in 2020 and may rise again if drivers and motorcyclists are not made aware of dangerous situations. Statistics are needed to analyze the causes and effects...
If you are a motorcyclist in Indiana, it is important to know your rights in the event of an accident. Many people assume that motorcyclists are automatically at fault in accidents, but this is not always the case. As you'll discover shortly, other individuals and...