As someone who enjoys heading out on your motorcycle, you want to know that people are becoming safer on the roads. Vehicles are getting safer, so that should mean that crashes are less likely. The truth is that while motorcycle fatalities have dropped in California, the same is not true throughout the United States. Over 5,000 motorcyclists were killed in crashes in 2015, which was an increase from the 4,548 killed in 2014. Overall, the number of people killed in motorcycle crashes rose 10 percent between 2014 and 2015.
Are motorcycle accidents happening more often in California?
Mother of 6 killed in crash involving alleged drunk driver
There is no loss that is more devastating than the loss of a family member. It's felt by everyone in the family, from the parents to the children that have been left behind. It's a tragedy, which is why those who remain have a right to pursue compensation from those who caused the fatality.
Cyclists are in danger when they're on the roads
In 2015, there were 818 people killed riding their bikes in the United States. This is a significant increase over the previous years, which is a concern for people who enjoy riding. The increase may be due, in part, to a growth in the number of people choosing to ride their bikes for enjoyment or to get around their towns or cities. When more people are on the roads, it's more likely for someone to get hurt or killed while cycling.
Crash involving alleged drunk driver leads to 3 deaths
Losing a loved one is a tragedy that no family should have to face. It's devastating when you find out that a loved one has passed away due to someone else's negligence. If you find out the fatal injuries suffered were a result of drunk driving, you have every right to be upset and to want to see the case through, so your family member gets the justice he or she deserves.
Motorcycle safety begins before you start the engine
Motorcycle riders need to take steps to ensure that they are remaining as safe as possible when they are on the road. Two important steps including making sure they have proper riding equipment and that the motorcycle is ready to ride.
