4 major factors that may lead to motorcycle accidents
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It is one of the most common factors behind a motorcycle accident. Motorcyclists who follow a car or vehicle on road too closely may end up crashing into them due to sudden braking.
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4 major factors that may lead to motorcycle accidents
- 1. Following too closely or tailgating It is one of the most common factors behind a motorcycle accident. Motorcyclists who follow a car or vehicle on road too closely may end up crashing into them due to sudden braking. In these rear end collisions, motorcyclists are at a higher risk of sustaining injuries.
- 2. Distracted driver A distracted driver may lead to motorcycle crashes. When a motorcyclist is not paying attention to the road, regardless of the reason, they are always at the risk of colliding with other vehicles or people on road.
- 3. Driving at a high speed High speed has always been a danger to people on road. And, motorcycles are no different. A motorcyclist speeding on the road is likely to sustain more severe injuries as their speed increases the risk of a fatal accident.
- 4. Failure to yield right of way Motorcyclists who fail to yield the right of way increase the risk of crashes on road. The biggest factor in such situation is when a motorcyclist fails to check blind spots before changing lanes, which puts them in the way of harm. Turning without a blinker is also a risk factor.
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- 6. Stephanie Ovadia – A Famed New York State Personal Injury Attorney Stephanie Ovadia is a well-known personal injury attorney who has been practicing for decades in the New York. She is also a radio host with her own radio show called ‘the Stephanie O Show’. She received a B.A. in Political Science from the SUNY Binghamton and a paralegal certificate from the Adelphi University.