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While both parties in a minor automobile accident are often able to walk away unharmed, motorcyclists and bicyclists are particularly vulnerable to injury when struck by another vehicle. Victims of such accidents often suffer permanent disabilities, and a relatively large number do not survive. When such an accident is the result of another driver’s negligent actions, including willful disregard of traffic laws and driving under the influence, that driver is responsible for the injuries sustained by the victim. If you or a loved one has been struck by a motor vehicle while operating a motorcycle or bicycle, contact Brunnock & Fleming today for a free evaluation of your case.
Motorcyclists and bicyclists, and especially the victims of motorcycle or bicycle accidents, need to know the facts and laws about operating their vehicle. We have the statistics on motorcycle and bicycle accidents, safety tips to prevent collisions, and some important do’s and don’ts that can help you prevent, or handle, an accident. The New Jersey motorcycle and bicycle accident lawyers of Brunnock & Fleming encourage you to stay abreast of the latest safety and traffic laws to ensure you reach your destination uninjured. Get the facts below.
Statistics – Motorcycle and Bicycle Accidents
Safety Tips for Motorcyclists and Bicyclists
Important Do’s and Don’ts after a Motorcycle or Bicycle Accident
Our New Jersey-based motorcycle and bicycle accident lawyers are proficient in building comprehensive, successful cases for accident victims and their families. Information is a powerful tool that we can, and should, use to protect ourselves. Here are some of the most pertinent statistics on motorcycle and bicycle accidents:
For more information on traffic and safety laws in New Jersey, and for a free case appraisal, get in touch with the motorcycle and bicycle accident lawyers of Brunnock & Fleming today.
In the state of New Jersey, motorcyclists and bicyclists are required to wear safety helmets any time they ride their bike. And for good reason: wearing a helmet reduces the severity of head trauma by almost 40 percent. But there’s more to motorcycle and bicycle safety than just strapping on a helmet. Here are our top 10 tips to keep you safe:
After a motorcycle accident or bicycle accident, the shock, pain, and fear that result can be overwhelming and often lead victims to make critical mistakes, hindering their cases later. At the New Jersey law firm of Brunnock & Fleming, our motorcycle and bicycle accident lawyers know exactly what those mistakes are, and how to avoid them. If you’ve been in an accident—or you have a loved one suffering from an accident—we encourage you to read our list of Do’s and Don’ts to ensure the viability of your case.
Even if you have made one of the common mistakes listed above, you might still have a case. Contact our New Jersey motorcycle and bicycle accident lawyers as soon as possible.
For more than 20 years, the New Jersey lawyers of Brunnock & Fleming have represented the victims of both motorcycle accidents and bicycle accidents. We know how they happen, we know why they happen, and we know what to do to ensure that each and every one of our clients achieves the maximum compensation they deserve. If you or a loved one has been involved in a motorcycle or bicycle accident, or currently suffer from accident-related injuries, contact our attorneys right away.
Brunnock & Fleming, P.C.
1776 On The Green
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Morristown, NJ 07960
Phone: (973) 898-3700
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