If you are a cyclist and you are hit by a pedestrian or hit a pedestrian, there is a slim chance you can sue them for damages.

A pedestrian hit by a car could be considered an accident. The issue is whether the pedestrian was struck by the car’s fault or not.

You will need insurance if you are going to test drive a motorcycle. The only way around it is to check your state’s laws before you go.

Motorcycles are vulnerable to accidents with other vehicles. Car drivers cause about 50% of all motorcycle accidents.

Road rage is an anger-fueled interaction between drivers with numerous causes, including frustration or even the presence of traffic.

The NHTSA says you should always leave at least three feet of space between you and the car in front of you.

What you should do when a motorcyclist passes you is often discussed in passing, with little effort to understand the different situations.

Even if you accidentally damage someone else’s property, you could still find yourself paying more for your car insurance.

Many cyclists are not insured for their bikes, which can be a problem if their vehicle is damaged or stolen.

A full-coverage motorcycle insurance policy will fully cover: 1) your bike 2) your body.

The rule of thumb in the US is that pain and suffering are compensable damages in cases of personal injury.

If you can’t pay a debt settlement, it’s likely because you don’t have the money, but what about if you do?

The key to a successful defense of a negligent driving charge is showing that you did not knowingly engage in an unlawful practice.

If the driver you hit was at fault for the accident, the insurance company might ask for compensation.

The average cost or settlement for a severe injury in a motorcycle collision is estimated to be around $100,000.

Motorcyclists are more likely to get traumatic brain injuries than anyone else, as 50 to 80% of motorcycle crashes result in head trauma.

It is important for you to know the type of motorcycles that have the most accidents and, thus, the most severe motorcycle accident cases.

Just like in car accidents, motorcycle accidents can happen in many different situations and places.

Motorcycle accidents can actually happen any time of the day. You can never really tell when you are not safe on the road.

Motorcycle accidents happen more often than car accidents and the damages and injuries can be devastating.