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When considering the risks associated with any type of motor vehicle, one important thing to do is to look at how many miles are traveled. Instead of looking at the sheer amount of crashes over the course of a year, consider the number of crashes per mile. The...
Femur fractures are common injuries after auto accidents in Tennessee and around the country. These fractures can also be among the painful injuries after a motorcycle crash or for pedestrians hit by a vehicle. Other injuries often follow due to the impact required to...
When you think of a distracted driver, you might imagine a person behind the wheel of a car or truck who is using a cell phone to text or make a call. However, distracted driving can also be a serious problem among motorcycle riders in Tennessee. Furthermore, these...
Accident data collected by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration shows that 80% of accidents involving a motorcycle resulted in injury or death for the rider. There are several reasons why a passenger vehicle may cause an accident with a motorcycle...
One of the first road accidents of the year in Tennessee claimed the life of a man on the evening of New Year's Day. According to a preliminary accident report, the man died in a motorcycle accident that occurred at approximately 10 p.m. The accident is still under...
Motorcycle riders will always be more vulnerable than drivers of other vehicles. Not only do bikers need more skills than car drivers do, but they also ride on two wheels only, significantly increasing the risk of crashing. Furthermore, motorcyclists have none of the...
Motorcycles are part of the scene on the Tennessee highways throughout the summer. Safety authorities note that bikers need more advanced skills and better coordination than drivers of vehicles. These two-wheeled modes of transport are typically fun to ride, but...
Tennessee roadways can be dangerous places for occupants of any type of vehicles. However, those on motorcycles have none of the protective devices that automobile drivers have such as airbags, seat belts and more. It is therefore not surprising that bikers are...
Heading into winter weather, motorcycle enthusiasts in Tennessee will have to take special care when they take to the roads. Operating motorcycles in any weather conditions requires more skills than driving automobiles. Also, without seat belts, air bags and other...
The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration says the number of motorcycle riders in Tennessee and other states increases at a significant rate from year to year. Bikers are much more likely to suffer catastrophic or fatal injuries in motorcycle accidents...
