Car Accidents

Motorcycle riders have first-hand experience with the freedom of riding on the open road. They also understand that this freedom comes with a great deal of responsibility. To exist peacefully with other road users, riders must exercise sound judgment behind the wheels. Sadly, thousands of riders still operate their motorcycles while intoxicated, causing devastating accidents,

Many, if not all of us, have an image of a motorcycle accident involving a motorcycle and a car. But very few have witnessed a collision between two motorcyclists. Come to think of it, bikers like riding together. That means they can crash into each other when on the road. But how often does this

Being a daily commuter, you must already be accustomed to sharing the road with motorcyclists. Chances are you’ve seen a rider veering between the lanes when there is heavy traffic- a practice known as lane splitting. This habit is why motorists and motorcyclists don’t see eye to eye. It can significantly increase the chances of

Riding a motorcycle is more fun than driving a car- but far more dangerous. Motorcyclists lack adequate protection except for their helmets and other wearable gear. So, they are incredibly vulnerable to injury in the case of an accident. You can never talk of fender benders as far as a motorcycle is concerned. In 2019,

Motorcyclists are disproportionately at risk of severe injuries whenever they are on the road. Unfortunately, some crashes can lead to death. While motorcycle accidents are not as common as car accidents, it’s worth knowing that the rate of fatal injuries is higher among motorcyclists. The risk of sustaining life-threatening injuries is also higher in riders