Can you think of one daily activity you could change to help the environment, reduce traffic, and improve your health? If you answered ‘bike to work’, you would be correct! The League of American Bicyclists (The League) is promoting this healthy form of transportation with National Bike To Work Day on Friday, May 20, 2016. …
Motorcycling is a favorite hobby and economical mode of transportation. And, of course, there’s nothing quite like the feeling of riding your bike down scenic roads in Ohio, like just outside Massillon on Route 93. Whether you are a new or seasoned rider, you’ll need to make sure you are well informed about traffic laws …
All motorcycle owners in Ohio must carry minimum amount of auto insurance or be able to proof of financial responsibility. Failure to do so can result in significant penalties. The Bureau of Motor Vehicles provides on its website: “If you don’t have vehicle insurance, you can’t drive in Ohio!” Minimum Motorcycle Insurance Requirements in Ohio …
In 2011, there were 3,870 motorcycle accidents in Ohio, 2,910 of which caused injury and 141 of which were fatal. Left-turn accidents are one type of collision that might cause serious injuries to motorcyclists or in some cases can be deadly. Left-turn Accidents Deadly for Motorcyclists A left-turn accident occurs when a driver making a …
While many assume a concussion to be a minor injury, a concussion is actually a type of traumatic brain injury that can have short- and long-term repercussions. Concussions may result from a blow to the head, such as when a motorcyclist falls off the bike during an accident. Below is an overview of concussion symptoms, …
For motorcyclists in Ohio, taking all the precautions necessary to protect yourself while riding is important for motorcycle safety. One precaution that motorcyclists can easily take is to wear important safety gear while riding to prevent or reduce injury in the event of a motorcycle crash. Here’s a list of safety gear you should never …
Motorcyclists risk injury and death every time they take to the roadways with larger, heavier and more powerful vehicles. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that overall, 80 percent of motorcycle accidents involve injuries or fatalities. In comparison, only 20 percent of auto accidents involve injuries or fatalities. Motorcyclists are at a disadvantage …
Motorcycle accidents are known for the severity of the injuries they can cause. According to a 2009 study published in Accident Analysis & Prevention by Taipei Medical University’s Institute of Injury Prevention and Control, mile for mile, motorcycle riders have 34 times greater risk of death in an accident than other types of motor vehicles. …
