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All motorists in New Jersey are required to carry personal injury protection insurance, or PIP. PIP insurance provides compensation for some of the most common losses (such as medical bills and lost wages) sought by victims in accident claims. New Jersey is a no-fault state. As a result, drivers are generally barred from suing other …
On average, more than 65 people in New Jersey are killed in motorcycle accidents each year. Many more motorcyclists and passengers suffer serious and sometimes permanent injuries that change their lives forever. Helmet use is crucial for reducing the incidence of serious injury and death in motorcycle accidents. Wearing a helmet is also the law. …
For motorcyclists, wearing a helmet can make an enormous difference in the chances of surviving an accident. However, the helmet laws vary from state to state. If you ride a motorcycle in New Jersey, it is crucial to abide by the law and take steps to protect your safety. An experienced motorcycle accident attorney can …
Motorcyclists face a number of dangers on the roads of New Jersey and New York. Careless drivers, inclement weather, and wildlife are just a few common issues that lead to motorcycle accidents. However, the condition of the roads you ride can be just as important to your safety as traffic and other events outside of …
In New Jersey and New York, the mandatory no-fault insurance coverage provides benefits to the majority of motor vehicle accident victims in the event of a crash. The no-fault law in both states, however, excludes motorcycles. So, in the event of an accident, motorcyclists do not have recourse to personal injury protection (PIP) insurance for …
Motorcycle accidents are on the rise, made even more prevalent during the summer months when many riders decide to hit the roads. Many insurance claims stemming from accidents fall in the summer months, starting with June and going all the way through August. Statistics show that Saturdays are one of the most dangerous days to …
The likelihood of a serious or fatal motorcycle accident is more likely than those who are protected in motor vehicles on the roadways. Lack of substantial protective barriers while riding could put a rider in a serious position, which is why they must follow special duties of care regarding the way they ride. Because motorcycle …
When you hear of motorcycle accidents, you might picture a motor vehicle running into the motorcycle rider. However, not every motorcycle accident will happen this way. In some cases, the rider may not be at-fault for their accident. You may ask the question: Who can I sue for my injuries? Responsible Parties Manufacturers: If any …
If you ride motorcycle, then you probably also understand that accidents are quite prevalent among those who do. Because of this, you want to take precautions to avoid any serious accident possible. This is why we have compiled the best guide for accident prevention to ensure that you are always riding as safely as possible. …
Car accidents peak over the summer months, and there are many reasons for this that we will cover. August actually has the highest number of fatal accidents every year, and in 2013 3,136 accidents were experienced alone! You may wonder why the numbers are so high and what causes these terrible accidents, sometimes taking lives. …
Motorcycle accidents happen every year in the United States, and with them come serious injuries. You may ask yourself: If I’m involved in a motorcycle accident, what should I do? Where should I turn? If you have become hospitalized due to a motorcycle accident, there may be more to worry about than injuries – you …
The Motorcycle Safety Foundation reaches out to car drivers to enhance traffic safety and keep the roads safe from many accidents every year. They are the people who know the many challenges surrounding motorcycling the best and know the ins and outs of interacting safely with motorcyclists. These safety tips are important whether you’re a …
The Motorcycle Safety Foundation is a very important resource with a mission to make motorcycle riding more safe and enjoyable. They do this by ensuring access to lifelong quality education and training for riders now and in the future. They provide leadership to the motorcycle safety community through expertise, tools, and partnerships. One of the …
In the United States, there are over 4 million motorcycles registered. However, with this increasing number, this also means increasing accidents. Motorcycles are lower in cost than most motor vehicles, which makes them desirable to many. But why do so many accidents happen involving these means of transportation (approximately five percent of all traffic fatalities …
More than 6.5 million Americans enjoy the freedom and affordability of riding a motorcycle. Since 1997, motorcycle registrations have jumped by 75 percent, showing just how many people are drawn to motorcycles over traditional motor vehicles. But unfortunately, as the numbers of motorcyclists on our roads increases, so do the number of motorcycle accidents, injuries, …
It’s no secret that motorcyclists face unique risks on the road, compared to typical passenger vehicles. The open and exposed feeling of a motorcycle is what draws more than 8.5 million motorcyclists to it in the first place, but it can also be the reason for serious injuries or even death. Nearly 5,000 motorcyclists were …
Determining who was at fault in a car accident is not always easy. Sometimes one party was clearly at fault, but in other cases, fault can be unclear or shared between two parties. In the eyes of the law, determining fault requires deciding who was “negligent,” or careless, leading up to the collision. In other …
Motorcycles are the ride of choice for millions of Americans, and crash-related injuries and deaths continue to plague the roadways. Motorcycle fatalities increased almost 10 percent in 2012, with more than 5,000 lives lost as a result of motorcycle accidents. Motorcycle deaths have increased in 14 of the last 15 years, and annual deaths are …
Motorcyclists share roads with other vehicles, and they have the same rights as other drivers injured in an accident on the road. Whether you enjoy motorcycle riding for recreational reasons or you simply prefer to use a motorcycle as your mode of daily transportation, you must be aware of dangers on the road. No matter …
Fault is one of the most critical elements in any NJ car accident claim. The person at fault is the person whose negligence caused the accident, and this is the person responsible or liable for any damage or injuries caused by his or her negligence. Determining who is at fault in a traffic accident is a matter …
