Motorcycle Accidents

Can I Pursue a Texas Motorcycle Accident Injury Claim If I Was Not Wearing a Helmet?

According to the Texas Department of Transportation, motorcyclists who are over the age of 21, have completed a department-approved Motorcycle Operator Training Course, or can provide proof of at least $10,000 in medical insurance coverage are not required to wear a helmet while riding. And while the Centers for Disease Control reports that

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Airman Killed in Motorcycle Accident

A deadly motorcycle accident on Highway 351 in North Abilene, Texas, claimed the life of a pilot who was riding his 2008 Yamaha motorbike when he crashed into a pickup truck that was towing a U-Haul trailer. The accident happened in the afternoon while the motorcyclist was traveling east on

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Road Intersections Common Site of Motorcycle Accidents

The Texas Motor Vehicle Traffic Crash Highlights for 2013 show that 495 motorcyclists were killed in that year. This number included both drivers and passengers of motorcycles – more than half of whom were not wearing helmets at the time of their accidents. Motorcycles are a popular mode of transportation

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Almost 500 Motorcycle Deaths in Texas in 2013

The Texas Department of Transportation (TDOT) has shared some new statistics that may put a damper on anyone wanting to climb onto a motorcycle – especially without a helmet. The government agency reported that there were 495 motorcyclists (including operators and passengers) killed in 2013, with 53% of them not

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