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New Jersey
Motorcycle
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Bike riders know full well how much danger they are in when they take to the open road — mostly because car drivers seem to be oblivious to important safety concerns regarding motorcyclists who are sharing the road. That’s why all bike riders need to be aware of how dangerous the blind left turn can… Continue Reading
It’s a commonly held belief that one of the most dangerous things a motorcyclist can do on the road is split lanes, or dart in between cars to avoid traffic. This would seem to be true, being that 49 U.S. states have outlawed the practice; but what about that 50th state? California is the only… Continue Reading
Check your health insurance policy language to make sure it covers you if you are injured in a motorcycle accident. Every day I see new clients who have been injured by a careless driver and I have to explain that they do not have the proper insurance to cover their medical bills. These are people… Continue Reading
Some of the best summer afternoons in New Jersey are passed on two wheels. As a passenger on a motorcycle, you get to really take in the scenery. While you’re enjoying the trip, however, keep in mind that you are an active participant in the ride. You have a responsibility to follow these guidelines to… Continue Reading
The passing of Independence Day celebrations is one sign letting us know that summer is fully underway. Temperatures are steadily climbing, and the sounds of motorcycle engines revving can be heard everywhere. You may be one of the many itching to get back out on the road, or be yearning to get your first taste… Continue Reading
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