Common Motorcycle Dangers in Maryland
Motorcyclists understand the most common motorcycle dangers in Maryland. However, people who don’t ride motorcycles may be unfamiliar with these causes of serious accident.
Most common motorcycle dangers in Maryland
Just like any accident, some dangers are under your control, some you can avoid, and some are unpredictable.
Unpredictable dangers are the result of negligence. Negligence is when a person does not act reasonably in accordance with the rule of the road. Here are the most common motorcycle dangers.
Road conditions
Hazardous road conditions include potholes, fresh gravel, and construction zones. Construction zones are particularly dangers areas for motorcyclists due to the uneven, and sometime unmarked, road conditions.
Weather
Rain, snow, fog and ice increase the risk to motorcyclists.
Driving under the influence
Alcohol affects the skills essential to riding a motorcycle, balance and coordination.
Negligent drivers
Negligent drivers play a role in motorcycle crashes. For example, motorcyclists are extremely vulnerable to blind spots, as well as the other common fatal causes of accident.
Remember, Maryland is a contributory negligence state. Mean, if a motorcyclist is at all at fault for the accident, then they are barred from recovering any compensation.
Schedule a free Carroll County Motorcycle Accident Attorney consultation
If you or a family member has been injured because of someone else’s careless or negligent acts, then call Albers & Associates to schedule a free Carroll County motorcycle accident lawyer consultation. Carroll County Motorcycle Accident Attorney Ross W. Albers is a former Maryland insurance adjuster that knows what you’re up against.
Albers & Associates offers contingency fee arrangements: No Recovery. No Fee. No Expense.
If your motorcycle collision injury prevents you from coming to our office in Westminster, Maryland, then we will come to you! Evening and weekend appointments are available, too.
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