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Motorcycle accidents are painful and disabling, and many victims may be unable to return to work for long periods of time. To make matters worse, it’s common for insurance companies to reduce or even deny claims from injured motorcyclists. That’s because insurers and their teams of adjusters often believe that motorcyclists are to blame for their own accidents due to...
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Although motorcycles make up only around three percent of registered vehicles in the U.S., drivers are responsible for being on the lookout for them no matter where they are. Rural roads, congested interstates, and busy city intersections are all places where motorcycles can be encountered, and motorcyclists face serious risks in all three locations when drivers don’t give them the respect...
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Riding a motorcycle is a unique experience. Not only are you on two wheels, but you’re also completely exposed to the open air as you cruise down Tennessee’s highways and interstates. Being exposed can create a tremendous sense of freedom and independence while you ride, but it’s also the reason why motorcycles are statistically more dangerous than passenger vehicles, especially...
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Drivers and passengers in cars, pickup trucks, and SUVs are always at risk of suffering injuries during accidents, but modern safety features have made them significantly safer than they were in previous decades. In addition to things like crash detection systems, lane assist warning systems, and automatic emergency braking, seat belts and air bags provide even more protection to passengers. Motorcycles, on the...
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Getting around town on two wheels is a great way to save gas and reduce your environmental impact, but it’s also much riskier from an accident and injury standpoint than driving a car, truck, or SUV. In addition to always wearing proper safety gear when riding your motorcycle, you can help protect yourself by simply being aware of the common...
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Summer temperatures have been pleasant for most of the season in Nashville, making it an ideal time to enjoy the roads throughout the city on your motorcycle. But even the most well-protected motorcyclists still face dangers when they ride, especially when other vehicles are nearby. In addition to being well-acquainted with your bike and its characteristics like handling, braking, and...
