Category: Motorcycle Accidents

Motorcyclists are nearly 30 times more likely to die in a crash than the drivers/occupants of passenger vehicles (NHTSA). In fact, motorcyclists’ fatality rates have risen steadily over the last decade. In 2019 alone, more than 5,000 motorcyclist-deaths were reported across the country. Kansas showed a similar trend with as many as 40 deaths and

Although motorcycle crashes represent a mere 1.3% of all accidents in Kansas, they account for nearly 10% of all on-road fatalities. The smaller, lighter and less stable vehicles are understandably more vulnerable than passenger cars. The protection offered by the metal shell of the vehicle body is also lacking in the case of a motorcycle.

If you or a loved one has been involved in a motorcycle personal injury accident, you will require financial compensation to cover the injuries you have likely sustained. Along with that, the compensation amount will make up for any lost income and the emotional pain resulting from the accident. Your research might have given you

In 2017, over 1000 crashes involved motorcycles and nearly 60 motorcyclists lost their lives in fatal collisions. That’s a massive 12% of all crash-related deaths in Kansas. The figures give a clear indication of how common motorcycle accidents are and the higher risks of operating a motorcycle. The majority of motorcyclists consider other vehicle operators

In 2018, about 65,000 traffic crashes involving over 100,000 vehicles were reported in Kansas. Of these crashes, a mere 1.3% involved motorcycle collisions. Yet, of the 350 people who lost their lives in these crashes, nearly 60 were motorcyclists. This is not just a Kansas-specific problem! According to NHTSA data, almost 5,200 motorcyclists and their