Motorcycles can give you the freedom you have always dreamed of, and few things can compare to the sensation of the open road on a bike. But motorcycles do carry some risks, and for those who are involved in an accident on a motorcycle the fact is th...
Florida residents like their motorcycles. Research from Statista.com reveals that The Sun Shine state had the second most number of registered bikes in the country at 583,685 in 2017. California was the leader with 828,083 at the time. One thing is f...
Florida is a biker’s paradise. With miles of shoreline, stunning beauty everywhere, and great weather, taking your motorcycle out on the open road here is a true treat. But when the unthinkable happens and you’re involved in a motorcycle accident, wh...
It is not uncommon to see numerous motorcycles on the Florida highways and streets, including right here in St. Petersburg. By all means, there is nothing wrong with hitting the open road on a bike. There is just something about the rumbling motor, w...
Getting into a motorcycle accident is a difficult and stressful experience. For many, they may consider the act of hiring an attorney just another thing that complicates their situation, but this is far from the case. Motorcycle accident attorneys in...
Motor scooters offer Florida residents a more affordable form of transportation and are especially helpful if they just need to get around town locally like run to the store or park. However, like with any other vehicle on the road, you are not immun...
The demand for bike lanes in recent years has risen significantly as more and more people are choosing this method of transportation as a viable alternative to commuting by vehicles. Because of this demand, more and more cities are investing in a new...
If you are a new rider or even a seasoned one, it is important to take the time to choose the right motorcycle for you as a way to protect yourself and remain safe while on the road. While you may have visions of the perfect bike already ingrained in...
As a biker, there is always that chance that to avoid a collision you end up laying the bike down. This is called a “no contact” accident. In these cases, the driver of the vehicle can be held liable for your damages and injuries, even though you did...
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