Category: Motorcycle Accidents

South Carolina’s temperate climate, diverse natural resources, and abundance of highways and byways make it an ideal place to ride a motorcycle. Whether you are in high gear and crossing the state on I-95, or taking a more leisurely ride…

Motorcycle riding is popular in Clinton, where enthusiasts can take advantage of the year round temperate climate as well as a number of major motorcycle rallies which are held in our state each year. Combining the advantages of great fuel…

Motorcycles are popular throughout South Carolina, including in the city of Columbia. Throughout the year, Columbia offers many exciting motorcycle-related events. For example, the annual Hawks & Hawgs charity event takes place each fall at the Hamilton-Owens Airport. Not only is it…

Now that summer is here, more people are riding motorcycles on roads across South Carolina. The state has many motorcycle enthusiasts. But having more motorcycles on the road also means a greater risk of accidents. Each year in South Carolina, around…

Mopeds and scooters have increased in popularity across South Carolina because of their affordability and superior gas mileage. However, driving these two-wheel vehicles carries higher risks than driving cars. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, moped and scooter…

A new study by the Governors Highway Safety Association says the trend in motorcycle accident fatalities is headed in the wrong direction. According to the report, deaths due to motorcycle crashes have risen 9 percent, which is the equivalent of 5,000 lives….

The state of Nebraska is debating whether to allow motorcyclists to proceed through red lights when sensors can’t detect their presence on the road. Nebraska’s bill, LB 85, is in response to the reality that traffic weighing less than 1,000…

Riding a motorcycle without a helmet can be costly. At least six motorcyclists died in accidents along the Grand Strand as thousands of bikers converged for the annual Atlantic Beach Bike Fest over the Memorial Day weekend. In one accident…