Various factors can cause motorcycle accidents, and riders typically face unfair bias when it comes to determining liability. However, when a motorcycle and a car collide, the driver of the car is most often at fault.
Sometimes motorcycle accidents can be unavoidable, but understanding where crashes tend to occur can help you stay alert and safe while riding or behind the wheel. Most motorcycle accidents take place in urban areas on non-interstate roads and at intersections.
Immediately after a motorcycle accident, the most important thing is ensuring that you and the others involved are safe. However, there are several other steps you should take to protect your right to compensation.
If you have been seriously injured in a motorcycle accident, you may be wondering how much compensation you can recover. Every case varies in value based on its own unique circumstances, but there are some common factors that can impact your accident’s worth.
A substantial number of motorcycle accidents occur in San Diego and across the country each year. There is no simple way to determine the exact percentage of riders that get into accidents, partly because many crashes go unreported.
Motorcyclists are much more likely to be injured or killed in an accident than those in passenger vehicles. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), approximately 84,000 motorcyclists were injured in 2019.
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