Riding a motorcycle in North Carolina involves inherent risk, and the risk of a head injury is particularly high. Yet, research indicates that you face a higher risk of suffering a traumatic brain injury in a bike crash if you are riding on the back of the bike,...
Motorcyclists understand that they face bigger risks on the road than most other types of motor vehicle drivers. Unfortunately, just about every space on the road that poses a risk to drivers of covered vehicles poses even more of a risk to motorcyclists. This...
While you may not think much of it, the size of your motorcycle often impacts how other people see you while driving. From large trucks to mid-sized cars, visibility is one of the most important parts of navigating the road on a motorcycle. Flow of traffic According...
Riding your motorcycle across North Carolina can bring enjoyment and adventure. However, occasional debris lying on the road might startle you and jeopardize your safety. Knowing how to respond when you notice a road hazard can help you protect your well-being. With...
If you enjoy riding a motorcycle, you need to familiarize yourself with various risk factors that could lead to an accident, such as speeding, distracted drivers and poor visibility. Moreover, you should understand how prevalent motorcycle collisions are, as well as...
When you get into a motorcycle accident, you have a higher chance of injury than drivers of protected vehicles due to the lack of cover a motorcycle provides. This is why you must wear protective gear like handguards and helmets. But do helmets protect you from every...
There are various hazards you need to watch out for if you ride a motorcycle. From inclement weather to drunk drivers, motorcyclists continue to find themselves involved in crashes that cause them to suffer serious injuries and lose their lives. Moreover, it is...
Driving at night is more dangerous than driving during the day, even for those in regular passenger vehicles. If you are piloting a motorcycle, it becomes even more dangerous at night because you are less visible than usual. Not only this, but you have to worry about...
No matter how skilled a rider you are, you must protect yourself when operating a motorcycle. This requires wearing a helmet at all times, even when traveling short distances. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the right helmet will fit...
Even when you have experience riding motorcycles, adding a passenger can make things feel quite different. Allowing yourself time to get used to the feeling of carrying a passenger can help you maintain optimal control of your bike. Before you leave on a ride,...