The deer population has been on the rise over the last decade. In years past, they were mostly a rural problem. However, their numbers have increased to the point where they are a common sight in the suburbs and in many urban environments. Not surprisingly, motorcycle collisions with deer cause far more fatalities than car/deer collisions. Deer are unpredictable and very active at night when the darkness and their natural “stealth” coloring make them hard to see. While deer are a year-round problem, they are especially active during the fall.
Motorcyclists have different reactions to night riding. Some find it thoroughly enjoyable while others have a healthy fear of it for good reason. Motorcycles have a visibility problem even during the day because of their small size and slender profile which many auto drivers aren’t looking for. Their two wheels make them less stable on road debris, potholes, railroad tracks, and wet pavement, all of which are difficult to see at night. Animal road crossings are hard to see and are a common cause of motorcycle accidents. There are more drowsy.
People often drive along familiar routes every day and know precisely the time required for reaching their destinations. This causes many to wait until the last minute and even later before starting their drive. That’s why the sight of a road construction zone causes many to get hot under the collar. Work zones can cause courteous drivers to get impatient and aggressive drivers to manifest road rage when construction work prevents a speedy commute. When you add this psychology to the objective dangers of lane mergers, concrete barriers, and narrow shoulderless lanes.
Motorcycle accidents are so common lately. Everyone is so distracted when they drive that they hardly pay any attention. Also, they seem to run late and think that they can make it up on the road. As motorcyclists, we have to do everything that we can do to protect ourselves when we are out riding our bikes. Here are some more motorcycle tips to keep you safe while you are out riding. Know your limits. You are not going to start out as a good motorcycle rider. It takes time.
One of the riskiest times to drive is during the night hours. Drunk drivers and speeders are on the road in increased numbers, vision is difficult, and people are fighting off drowsiness. In addition to this, motorists often fail to compensate for difficult nighttime conditions and continue with their usual distracted driving habits. If you do a lot of night driving, you can substantially improve your personal safety and avoid a car accident by following these four tips: Reduce Glare A dirty windshield scatters light and produces glare. Clean both.
All vehicle accidents are caused by unique or uncommon circumstances, but those involving semis, big rigs, or commercial trucks can be especially serious. This is partly because of the size of these vehicles and the overwhelming damage they can cause and personal injury that can be inflicted, but also because of the number of parties involved in the resulting injury claim. Semi operators are required by law to carry insurance with higher limits, and additional parties such as companies or partners may also share the financial responsibility. Because of these factors, if.
Car crashes happen. However, how you react to it can make a difference. If you over-react, you can make it a whole lot worse. When you are stressed, you can cause your body to go into shock. You can also take your frustration out on the other driver, making that situation even worse so it is very important that you remain calm if you are in a car crash. However, that is so much easier said than done. Here are some tips to help you remain calm if you are.