Blog: Motorcycle Accidents

Nevada offers some of the most scenic routes in the West, from the Las Vegas Strip to the winding curves of Red Rock Canyon and the open highways near Lake Tahoe. But riding a motorcycle in Nevada comes with more than just freedom, it also comes with legal responsibilities. Whether you are a new rider …

Large commercial trucks play a critical role in transporting hazardous cargo across Nevada highways every day. From gasoline tankers and chemical haulers to trucks carrying flammable solids or radioactive materials, these vehicles are subject to strict federal and state regulations designed to prevent catastrophic accidents. But when these precautions fail, the consequences can be devastating. …

Car accidents are difficult enough when both parties have insurance. When you are hit by a driver who does not carry insurance, or one who leaves the scene entirely, the situation becomes even more complicated. Nevada law requires all drivers to maintain minimum liability coverage, yet many drivers still get behind the wheel without it. …

Riding as a passenger on a motorcycle may seem like a simple way to enjoy the open road without taking the handlebars yourself. But when an accident happens, motorcycle passengers are often the most vulnerable people involved. Unlike car passengers, they have little to shield them from the impact. A helmet and protective clothing can …

Motorcycles offer a sense of freedom and adrenaline that few other vehicles can match. Nevada’s long stretches of desert highways, scenic views, and warm weather make it a popular state for motorcycle riders. But that same freedom comes with serious risk, especially when riders are involved in an accident. Not every motorcycle accident ends in …

Washington’s constant rain prevents motorcyclists from riding for most of the year, but when the summer sun comes out so do the two-wheeled enthusiasts. That being said, the increase in motorcycle traffic invariably leads to an increase in the number of motorcycle accidents. Due to the inherent lack of protection for riders, these accidents tend …

Nevada is undoubtedly a great place to own and ride motorcycles. The constant rideable weather, lack of precipitation, and miles of open road make two-wheeled adventures a popular pastime here in the Silver State. However, this large number of riders also means that there are a large number of motorcycle accidents and injuries each year. …