Finding reliable information after a motorcycle or bicycle accident can be difficult. Our helpful blog features posts about these types of accidents—from Los Angeles and beyond.
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4 Mistakes Motorcycle Riders Make That Lead to Accidents Riding a motorcycle requires skill and concentration. Here are some mistakes riders make that lead to accidents. -
Why Vehicle Aggression Contributes to More Bike Accidents Vehicle aggression is a major cause of bike accidents. However, there are steps that you can take to help ensure that you stay safe on the road... -
Maintenance Tips for Keeping Your Motorcycle Safe Motorcycle safety is more than just defensive driving. It's also regular maintenance. Here's how to keep your bike safe. -
Trying to Ride Again After a Motorcycle Accident Once you've been involved in a motorcycle accident, thinking about riding again can be tough for many reasons. Read more here. -
How the 2019 California Highway Safety Plan May Help Your City The 2019 California Highway Safety Plan is aimed at creating safer roads and intersections around the state. This year is focused on bicycle and pedestrian safety. -
Bike Commuter Safety Tips to Go Car Free Vehicles are notoriously bad at sharing the road with bicycles, as a bicycle rider, it’s your duty to ensure your own safety. -
Motorcycle Fatalities Decrease in California In 2016-2017, there was a dramatic 30 percent decrease in motorcycle accidents in California. Click here to learn more. -
The Importance of Lights for Bicyclists Both Day and Night Nothing in California law currently requires daytime lights, but bike safety experts claim they can make a huge difference in bicycle safety. Learn more here. -
Bike Safety: Protect Yourself with These Tips and Rules of the Road Despite advances in safety laws, bicycling accidents still occur on a regular basis and many of them are serious – even fatal. Learn more here. -
Tips for Motorcyclists to Avoid Accidents Inherently more vulnerable than car and truck drivers, motorcyclists must always take steps to protect themselves. Learn more here.