Motorcycle accidents are different from ordinary car crashes in one critical way: the rider’s body is often exposed directly to the force of the collision. A motorcycle crash is not just an accident involving a motorcycle and another object or vehicle; it is often a direct transfer of energy into the rider’s body.  Motorcyclists are […]

You got into a motorcycle accident, and unfortunately, you weren’t wearing a helmet when it happened. Now you’re wondering if that one decision just cost you your case. Not necessarily. It can, however, change how your claim is handled, valued, and challenged. Insurance companies don’t need you to be fully at fault to reduce what […]

Oklahoma’s winters may not be as harsh as those in northern states, but cold weather still poses real challenges for motorcyclists. Some riders in Oklahoma City continue to hit the road through the colder months, whether for the love of the ride or because their bike is their primary form of transportation. Unfortunately, dropping temperatures […]

Riding a motorcycle through Oklahoma City traffic feels liberating, until cars slow down to crawl on I-35 or I-44. That’s when many riders are tempted to slip between lanes of stopped vehicles just to keep moving. This practice, called lane splitting, is not permitted under state law and can impact your motorcycle accident claim if […]

Riding a motorcycle offers a sense of freedom that cars can’t match, but it also comes with serious risks. Federal statistics show that motorcyclists are about 24 times more likely to die in a crash than passenger car occupants. While all motorcycles lack the protective features of cars, some models are even more dangerous due […]

Road rash is one of the most common injuries motorcyclists can suffer when they’re involved in accidents. It can occur anywhere on the body that exposed skin comes into contact with asphalt or pavement. In some cases, it can even happen to covered areas of the skin if clothing or protective gear rips or comes […]

Riding a motorcycle is statistically more dangerous than driving a car. Motorcyclists are at greater risk of injury during accidents and are more likely to be involved in crashes caused by road and environmental hazards, such as potholes, debris in the road, or slick surfaces. These hazards exist year-round for motorcyclists but become even more […]

Many motorcycles are designed to be able to carry one passenger in addition to the operator. Motorcycle passengers ride on a pillion, which is a secondary pad, cushion, or seat located behind the driver’s seat. Whether you’re a motorcyclist wanting to carry a passenger, or you’re considering riding on a motorcycle as a passenger, it’s […]

Safety features on vehicles have come a long way since seatbelts and airbags became standard equipment. Today, drivers enjoy features like lane-departure warnings, automatic braking, collision detection, blind-spot monitoring, and more. These features can reduce the risk of a crash and make collisions that do occur less impactful and less likely to cause injuries. However, […]

There are two types of motorcycle riders—those who have crashed and those who will. Experienced riders often share this expression with beginners to illustrate not just the dangers of riding, but also the inevitability of being involved in an accident over the course of a lifetime of riding. Almost everyone will be involved in at […]