California Motorcycle Accident Resource Center

Broadside Motorcycle AccidentsA broadside motorcycle accident, sometimes referred to as a T-bone or side impact collision, occurs when a vehicle’s front end hits the side of a motorcycle.
Defective MotorcyclesWhen a rider purchases a motorcycle they trust that the manufacturer has produced a bike that is relatively safe and one that will not cause them any bodily harm.
Dirt Bike Motorcycle AccidentsDirt bikes are designed for off-road riding across heavy terrain and unpaved roads, and unlike a street bike, are illegal to ride on city streets.
Motorcycle Accident CausesThere are many causes for California motorcycle accidents, especially in a state whose roads are as congested as ours. Even careful drivers encounter problems—those caused by negligent drivers.
Motorcycle Accident Frequently Asked QuestionsFind out our most commonly asked questions regarding motorcycle accidents.
Motorcycle Accident InjuriesCalifornia highways can be a dangerous place for motorcyclists. Crashes with motorcycles are not rare events – particularly among some beginning riders.
Motorcycle Accident StatisticsMotorcycles have been a popular type of transportation for many decades now, and in 2005, according to the NHTSA, made up almost three percent of all registered vehicles in the U.S.
Motorcycle Accident with Drunk DriverCalifornia had the highest number of alcohol-related accident fatalities in the United States, totaling at more than 3,400 deaths in 2008, according to a report released by Alcohol Alert.
Motorcycle Accident Wrongful DeathFrom 1998 to 2008, the number of motorcyclists that were killed in accidents increased 164 percent, while the number of licensed bikers only increased 45 percent, according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP).
Motorcycle Hit and Run AccidentThere are many situations that may result in a hit-and-run motorcycle accident in California. The most common cause is a motorist’s inability to see a motorcyclist, which may be due to driving aggressively, distracted, fatigued, or recklessly; or simply because of a motorist’s carelessness.
Motorcycle Intersection AccidentsMotorcycle intersection accidents involving a passenger vehicle are the most common non-interstate motorcycle accident type.
Motorcycle LawMotorcycle riders must familiarize themselves with laws regarding motorcycle education, licensing requirements, insurance and helmet use.
Negligent Motorcycle AccidentsMotorcycle accidents occur for a variety of reasons, but statistics show that the most common cause of accidents is negligence.
Scooter AccidentMotor scooters have become a popular mode of transportation over the last several years, but their rise in popularity has also seen a rise in scooter accidents.
Types of Motorcycle AccidentsMotorcycle accidents occur in various ways, with various types of vehicles. A motorcyclist who is involved in an accident with a truck, sedan, SUV, big rig, motor home or bus, can experience severe harm.

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California Motorcycle Accident Resource Center