Motorcycle Accidents
Riding a motorcycle is fun, but it can also be risky because of the actions of others on the road. Unlike other vehicles, you don't have much protection if you crash. Additionally, riding a motorcycle can be dangerous on roads with a lot of potholes or if you're riding in unsafe weather conditions. Below are some tips for staying safe while riding.
If you or your loved one has been injured in a motorcycle accident in Wisconsin, working with a Milwaukee motorcycle accident attorney is in your best interest.
At Natasha Misra Law, we are equipped to offer the guidance you need to know whether you are entitled to compensation. We will provide the representation you need to pursue compensation if you qualify. Contact us today to schedule a consultation.
Riding a motorcycle is fun, adventurous, and thrilling. But motorcycling can also be innately dangerous. Reports from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) show that riding a motorcycle is 29 times more hazardous than riding a car. However, these statistics are likely not going to scare you off of your bike.
With the right motorcycle safety gear, you can enjoy the thrill of motorcycling while keeping yourself as safe as possible. Here is a checklist of safety gears you should wear before hitting the road.
Wearing a helmet can help you stay safe. In fact, safety is the primary reason helmets were created and required in most states. According to NHTSA, about 70 percent of bikers involved in accidents suffer head injuries.
Data from this agency indicates that helmets are 88% effective in reducing head injuries and deaths from motorcycle accidents. With the proper head protective gear, your head will stay protected and increase your visibility and safety.
The most important benefit of wearing cycling gloves is enhanced comfort. Bike gloves come with padding that helps protect your hands against vibrations that may cause tingling, numbness, or pain. Besides providing comfort over long distances, wearing gloves can help increase safety, provide warmth, and keep your hands dry when they sweat.
Wearing a motorcycle jacket will not only make you look cool but will also keep you warm in the cold weather. Motorcycle jackets are usually made of different materials such as synthetic and leather that provide perfect protection and style.
The jacket material you choose depends on your personal requirements and preferences. The most important thing is to ensure the jacket is well designed to serve its purpose and fits you comfortably. With a great motorcycle jacket, you can protect yourself from elements while staying warm.
Motorcycle riding pants are an integral part of your protective package. They can protect you from the environment and armor as well as ventilation in places that receive contact, such as the knees. Furthermore, pants with a brighter color can help increase visibility. Like jackets, motorcycle pants are available in different materials, including leather, textile, and denim, which can be used in a single piece or combination based on the riding style for which they are created.
Most motorcycle boots incorporate rider-specific features and are created with safety in mind. They come with built-in ankle protection, oil-resistant soles for a firm grip, and increased stiffness.
Looking for a Milwaukee Motorcycle Accident Attorney? We Can Help
Having the right motorcycle safety gear can help keep you protected throughout your ride. However, if you have been injured in a motorcycle accident, do not hesitate to contact us at Natasha Misra Law for legal assistance. Our team of Milwaukee motorcycle accident attorneys will be glad to guide you through your accident claim. Get in touch with us online or call us at 414-635-2833 to schedule a consultation.
My law practice is dedicated to helping people who have suffered injuries in accidents which were not their fault. Born and raised in Milwaukee, I come from a family of medical professionals. My background and experience help me understand and represent individuals injured in accidents.
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