Motorcycle Accidents
Motorcycles vs. Autos
How Motorcycle
Accidents Happen
Motorcycle
Accident and Injury Statistics
Who
Is Affected
Motorcycle
Injury Improvements
Helmets
Save Lives
Motorcycle
Repair or Replacement
Motorcycle
Safety
Helmets
The Statistics
Don't Lie
Safety
& Advocacy Organizations
Tips
for Preventing Motorcycle Injuries
Passenger
Safety
On
The Road
Motorcycle
Clubs
Favorite
Motorcycle Road Trips
Riding
Tips
Motorcycle Care
Bike Talk
Customizing
your Bike
History
of Motorcycles
Bike
Basics
Motorcycle
Types
Buying a
Motorcycle
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| A motorcycle lacks the
crashworthiness and occupant protection characteristics
of an automobile. An automobile has more weight and bulk
than a motorcycle. It has door beams, a roof, airbags,
and seat belts. It is also more stable because it is on
four wheels. Because of its size, an automobile is easier
to see. What a motorcycle sacrifices in weight, bulk,
and other crashworthiness characteristics is somewhat
offset by its agility, maneuverability, ability to stop
quickly, and ability to swerve quickly when necessary. |
See a medical professional
as soon as possible
Follow your doctor's orders
Keep a diary of your injuries, symptoms, and any
associated costs
Call an experienced
attorney like Michael Padway
Do not make any statements regarding fault
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| Michael Padway &
Associates |
595 Market Street,
Ste 2520
San Francisco, CA 94105
Tel: 415-777-1511
Tel: 800-928-1511 |
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