[grid_row_open class=”gradient-yellow-vert blogStyle”] [grid_col_open class=”” palm=”100%” tablet=”100%” desktop=”100%” center=””] In 2014, at least 92,000 motorcyclists were injured in accidents according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Injury and even death can be a result of reckless driving or not following laws in place to protect motorcyclists. NHTSA also found that motorcyclists are 26 times …
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The Share the Road movement has its roots in Florida. While not as old as some may think, the idea originally came about in 1992 in order to create permanent reminders around the country with license plates and bumper stickers. They are to remind drivers to be mindful of bikers and motorcyclists that also use …
[grid_row_open class=””] [grid_col_open class=”helmet1″ palm=”100%” tablet=”50%” desktop=”50%” center=””] Every state has slightly different legal requirements with regard to equipment for motorcyclists and bicyclists. Some states don’t require that motorcyclist wear helmets, but do insist that they wear eye protection. Louisiana requires that all motorcyclists wear helmets that meet specific safety requirements. Motorcyclists are five times …
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No one wakes up in the morning expecting that they might get into a car wreck. Today’s commuters spend so much time in their cars, they become like second homes. Despite this level of comfort with the vehicle and the road, we have no control over those with whom we share the road. When an …
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