Motorcycle Accidents

California, undoubtedly, is one of the vivacious and full of life states of the US. Motorcycle riding adds energy to life there. However, it is sadly one of the states with the highest number of motorcycle accidents. Motorcycles are a popular mode of transportation in California mainly due to the size of the state, but

In 2020, Traffic Safety Facts reported 539 motorcycle-related fatalities in California, a 9.8 percent increase from 491 in 2019. Moreover, Sacramento County has one of the highest numbers of fatal injuries. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) reported that a motorcyclist died in a car collision near Fruitridge Road. The incident occurred when a car turned

Many prefer motorcycles over four-wheelers because of their fuel efficiency, cheaper maintenance costs, and flexibility during heavy traffic. In addition, you only need a small parking space at home. However, its build and design make riders more vulnerable to collisions.   In 2021, 82,528 motorcyclists suffered injuries during traffic accidents. The lucky ones get away with

Recently, a man died in a Naples motorcycle accident when a pickup truck allegedly failed to yield on a lane near Bonita Drive. The collision took place as the truck driver was traveling southbound while the motorcycle biker was heading northbound. Sadly, the biker died upon collision. Motorcycle accidents can happen to anyone. It’s crucial

Los Angeles is perhaps the most recognized city in Southern California, primarily because of Hollywood. Although the city streets are busy, many are ideal for riding a motorcycle. The balmy weather and beautiful scenery also make it a daily pleasure. However, LA motorcycle crashes are way too common. Heavy traffic contributes to vehicular accidents, despite