Call (720) 515-7058
Blog Archive
Apr
14
Self-Driving Cars: What Are They? How Many Motorcyclist Lives Will They Save? When Will We Start Seeing Results?
An estimated 94 percent of accidents across the nation are due to human mistakes. That’s a terrifying statistic, one that practically demands a Manhattan Project like marshaling of resources to address. Fortunately, over the past decade, Google and other tech pioneers have been hard at work on the case, perfecting the technology for self-driving cars. These “vehicles from the future” promise numerous advantages with respect to fuel efficiency and time/energy savings. They come equipped with sensors that detect objects, pedestrians, motorcycles and other vehicles; and they are designed to safely navigate roadways in all types of conditions. The elderly and …
Apr
7
The Future of Motorcycle Safety Technology
Motorcycle riders love the freedom, speed, convenience and often lower price points of their ride of choice. However, they are the first to admit that riding a bike poses serious dangers when compared to traveling in an enclosed vehicle. The motorcycle industry is doing its best to address this fundamental problem via technological advances that could improve motorcycle safety. Some of those ideas follow. Motorcycle Safety Technology Airbags When Honda Gold Wings attempted to install airbags to protect riders in 2006, the manufacturers met with little success. Since a rider is almost fully exposed, the airbag offers minimal protection, except …
Continue reading “The Future of Motorcycle Safety Technology”
Motorcycle Accident Trends and Statistics in 2016
Motorcycle accident fatalities occur with disturbing frequency, according to numerous, independent industry surveys. However, the data show that motorcyclists can take proactive measures to reduce risk, especially if they wear helmets and avoid riding while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. A Brief History of Helmet Safety Laws Nineteen states and the District of Columbia require helmets for all motorcyclists as of March 2016. The federal government enforced helmet laws for all riders starting in 1967, but in 1976, the states won the right to make their own helmet laws, and the Department of Transportation quit tying federal funding …
Continue reading “Motorcycle Accident Trends and Statistics in 2016”
Feb
11
What to Do, I Don’t Have Health Insurance to Get Treatment for My Accident Case?
It does happen – you are involved in an accident, whether it be a car accident, motorcycle accident, truck accident, that was the caused by another driver, and you suffer severe injuries, but don’t have health insurance. Naturally and understandably fear may set-in, wondering how you’re going to get the medical treatment you need, medical treatment that you wouldn’t need if it were not for this other driver. The at-fault insurance companies don’t just give you money to get you the treatment you need – if they claim to be doing so, I’d strongly suggest speaking with an attorney before …
Continue reading “What to Do, I Don’t Have Health Insurance to Get Treatment for My Accident Case?”
Jan
11
3 Unbelievable Truck Crashes That Easily Could Have Led to Wrongful Death Lawsuits (But Didn’t)
Colorado roads (especially during winter) are notorious for creating hazards to drivers, motorcyclists and truckers alike. The sheer power of 18 wheelers makes them especially deadly. Since the force delivered in an accident is related to an object’s mass and acceleration, and since trucks are much more massive than passenger cars (10x or more), they can deliver proportionately greater forces in crashes, acceleration being roughly equal. Given these colossal forces, it’s amazing that drivers and pedestrians can survive crashes or even close encounters with big rigs. But the following three stories of close wrongful death encounters show that miracles can, …
CONTACT
NO PRESSURE. SPEAK TO AN ATTORNEY. NO HIDDEN FEES.
Call (720) 515-7058
