Riding a motorcycle on the roads of Michigan can be a great experience. Unfortunately, riding comes with a certain level of risk. Accidents can and do happen when you least expect them to. If you ride often, you can expect to be involved in at least one accident in...
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Common hazards motorcycle riders face
Riding your motorcycle on a Michigan road or highway can be an enjoyable way to pass the time on a day off. However, there are many hazards that you'll need to be aware of while doing so. For instance, you will need to be on the lookout for cars that are turning left...
Survive a motorcycle accident with these five tips
Residents of Grand Rapids and other parts of Michigan might want to learn more about avoiding motorcycle accidents. As a rider, there are steps that you can take to be safer. Get noticed by other drivers By letting other drivers notice you, you can avoid accidents....
How car crashes that result in brain injury can change your life forever
Fortunately, most motor vehicle accidents involve light impacts that result in damage to one or both vehicles, and perhaps some minor injuries. However, occasionally a car crash can be so severe that one of the drivers or passengers suffers a traumatic brain injury...
Are motorcycles more dangerous to ride than cars?
Riding motorcycles gives residents of Michigan and elsewhere a sense of freedom. Unfortunately, people are more likely to get into an accident while riding them. It’s worth wondering whether motorcycles are more dangerous than driving a car. Why are motorcycles more...
Motorcycle accident compensation if not wearing a helmet
Michigan law allows motorcyclists who meet certain requirements to operate without wearing a helmet. When an accident involves a motorcyclist without a helmet, the motorcyclist may sustain injuries that a helmet could have prevented. However, they may still claim...
3 important questions about motorcycling in Michigan
As the weather warms, many Michigan motorcyclists enjoy more time on the road, and it is important that these riders know how state law treats cyclists. Knowing the answer to a few important questions could help them protect themselves on the road. What are Michigan’s...
Protect yourself and your rights after a motorcycle accident
Motorcycles, unlike other vehicles, have virtually no physical protection. Each year, 80,000 people suffer injuries in motorcycle accidents and there are many more fatalities in these accidents than in car crashes. If you are involved in an accident, you should act...
Other vehicles pose risks to motorcyclists
Motorcycles comprised just three percent of all registered vehicles in this country in 2016 and accounted for less than one percent of all vehicle miles travelled. But the fatality rate for each mile traveled for motorcycles was six times that of car occupants. Other...
Not wearing a helmet can threaten your accident compensation
Motorcycle accidents have a reputation for being deadlier than accidents with just passenger vehicles. A biker can only do so much to protect themselves, and wearing a helmet can do more than protect the head. Wearing a helmet can also protect the compensation a...
