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ContactBy their nature, motorcycles aren't exactly easy to see. It's a fact any rider here in Los Angeles knows but wishes wasn't true. But even though this is the case, most motorcyclists in California probably believe that just because a vehicle is small doesn't mean other drivers shouldn't be looking out for them and paying attention to the road. When drivers don't though, it can lead to collisions with motorcycles and distracted driving may be to blame.
NHTSA's employees suspect for lack of safety on our roads
If you're a frequent motorcyclist on California's roadways then you know how dangerous they can be. Drivers in other vehicles constantly seem to be distracted by their mobile devices or the person sitting next to them in the passenger seat. Semi-truck drivers often don't see motorcyclists until it's too late. And it seems like every couple of months we see or hear about a story in the news about a motorcyclist who was injured or killed because a driver failed to yield the right of way to them.
Approval of Palcohol continues debate about its safety
Nearly a year ago, the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau rescinded authorization of a product that had many people the nation over buzzing with conversation. Called Palcohol, the product was in essence a powdered cocktail, complete with flavoring and even alcohol. But Palcohol didn’t just spark conversations because of the science of it all but rather the dangers it presented to the nation.
PTSD: the injury you can't see after a bicycle accident
When most people think about the injuries that a person can suffer after a bicycle accident, they oftentimes think about physical ones such as bruises, broken bones, head injuries and other physical traumas. These injuries are typically easy to address because doctors can see them and know how to treat them.
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