To the average driver, motorcycle riders might seem to fit cartoon stereotypes: leather, sunglasses and tattoos. However, there’s more to a rider’s story than being a rebel.
3 myths about motorcycles and their riders
Slow commute traffic isn’t any safer than fast traffic
A vehicle’s speed can make it more hazardous. The driver has less time to respond to a roadway obstacle. They must also travel farther before they can make an emergency stop than they would at slow speeds. For these reasons, drivers follow posted speed limits.
The importance of determining negligence in a train crash
Train crashes can be devastating, especially when it leads to severe injury or death. Thankfully, victims are usually able to file personal injury claims to seek compensation for their suffering.
Misconceptions about right-of-way in Washington: Part 2
On the road, right-of-way is an important guide to safety. In the courtroom, it can also help an accident victim prove that the other driver is at fault for injuries and damage. Every driver in Washington should understand when to yield and when to proceed to avoid dangerous crashes.
Misconceptions about right-of-way in Washington: Part 1
Traffic laws can keep drivers, cyclists and pedestrians out of harm’s way on the road. Unfortunately, many drivers quickly forget the lessons they once memorized in a driver’s education course. They can find themselves in trouble with police or in an accident if they neglect the law.
Celebrate Distracted Driving Awareness Month
When heading down the road to the grocery store – a route you have taken a thousand times – are you tempted to entertain yourself on the way? Do you tap away a quick message to remind your spouse to pick up the kids from school?
Important laws for motorcycle riders
Some people view motorcycles as dangerous vehicles. The various motorcycle crashes that people see and hear about may only add to this notion.
