Local Accident News: Motorcycles

After a motorcycle crash in Los Angeles, move to safety, call 911, and get medical attention right away. Before the scene is cleared, note which agency responded. For many collisions on Los Angeles freeways, such as the I-405 and US-101,...
Roughly 93% to 96% of riders involved in motorcycle crashes survive, according to many search results. These percentages are often calculated based on the number of injured and deceased motorcyclists. For instance, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reported...
A motorcyclist is not automatically at fault just because the rider was lane splitting. Lane splitting is legal in California. Fault depends on how the accident occurred and whether the rider, the other driver, or both failed to use reasonable...
A sideswipe accident involves side-to-side contact between vehicles, not a front- or rear-impact collision. It happens when the sides of two vehicles scrape or collide as they travel side by side. Driver error is usually the cause of that contact....
Get a motorcycle accident lawyer if you were seriously injured, the other driver blames you, or the insurer pressures you to settle. A motorcycle crash can leave you with pain, medical bills, lost income, and questions about what to do...
Drivers of cars are usually at fault in motorcycle-versus-car accidents. They may fail to see motorcycles and not check before turning left, merging, or crossing intersections. Motorcycles are smaller and harder to spot, and they don’t provide the external protection...
After a motorcycle accident in Oakland, the actions you take in the first hours directly shape what you can recover for your health and your claim. Move to safety, call 911, document the scene, get medical care, and report the...
Severe head trauma, including traumatic brain injury, is one of the leading fatal injury patterns in motorcycle accidents. However, fatal motorcycle crashes often involve more than one serious injury, such as chest trauma, spinal cord damage, internal bleeding, or multiple...
Health insurance does cover injuries from motorcycle accidents. Your health plan is usually the first source of coverage for emergency medical treatment after a crash. It helps pay for emergency care and other covered medical expenses. Even so, health insurance...
Broadside crashes are the most common fatal-and-serious-injury motorcycle crash type reported in California. A broadside crash means one vehicle hits the side of another. Many left-turn motorcycle crashes create this same type of impact because the turning driver crosses the...
Motorcycles still carry a higher injury risk because riders travel faster and share roads with larger vehicles. Meanwhile, e-bike injuries are rising rapidly as their use becomes more widespread. Furthermore, crashes cause serious harm when riders use modified, high-speed, or...
Consider hiring a California motorcycle accident attorney if you were in a crash, suffered injuries, and are pursuing compensation for your losses. An injury claim can quickly become complicated. A lawyer can protect evidence, negotiate with insurers, and correctly apply...
After a motorcycle accident in California, there are a few things you can do to uphold your safety and legal rights: Concentrate on continuing medical care. Begin organizing all accident-related paperwork. Understand how insurance companies operate. Document your losses. Seek...
Motorcycle crashes in California are among the most hazardous traffic accidents because riders have significantly less protection compared to drivers in cars. Even a single collision can lead to devastating outcomes such as head and brain trauma, fractured bones, spinal...
Many motorcycle accidents occur when drivers speed, get distracted, drive under the influence, make unsafe turns, or fail to notice motorcycles in traffic. Even at low speeds, these collisions can cause serious injuries because motorcycles have no seatbelts, airbags, or...

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