
Motorcycle accidents occur every single day on the roadways of Texas result in devastating injuries and even death. In an instant, your life can change because of another person’s negligence.
According to the Texas Department of Transportation, Motorcyclist deaths occur 27 times more frequently than fatalities in other motor vehicles.
While it’s the job of motorcyclists to be alert and visible, it is the job of all motorists to be aware of their surroundings and watch for motorcyclists. Everyone must take part in ensuring safety for motorcycles out on the road by driving defensively and by staying alert.
CAUSES OF MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENTS
More often than not, it is the negligence of another driver that leads to a motorcycle accident. Although motorcyclists can be responsible for accidents and are sometimes involved in single-vehicle accidents. The most common causes of motorcycle accidents include:
GET MOTORCYCLE CRASH HELP FAST
Because motorcycle accidents often require more investigative actions than a four wheel vehicle accident, it is imperative that you contact an attorney as soon as possible after a crash so that he or she can begin collecting evidence and information to support your claim for compensation.
The investigation process will consist of the following:
SHARING THE ROAD WITH MOTORCYCLES 101
The Department of Transportation’s Share the Road campaign encourages safe riding practices and cooperation from vehicle drivers of all types. The tips can help reduce motorcycle injuries and fatalities:
Victims of motorcycle accidents will likely need legal representation to ensure that their medical needs and interests are maintained as a priority. As a dedicated and compassionate firm, the Caquias Law Group, PLLC is committed to serving the best interests of our clients and helping them receive the compensation they deserve.
Call today to schedule your free motorcycle crash consultation.





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