We provide articles to help with Sarasota and Bradenton car, bike, motorcycle, pedestrian and truck accidents. Please view this page for helpful information.
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8 Ways to Avoid a Motorcycle Crash and Increase Your Chance of Survival Sometimes a motorcycle collision is unavoidable, which is why it is important to know how to increase your chance of survival. Learn more here. -
Why Are Fatalities Soaring Among Bicycle Riders? Find out who is at the highest risk for being in a fatal bicycle accident with a car and why bicyclists fatalities are increasing in our state. -
What Motorcyclists Can Do to Stay Safe When Taking a Nighttime Ride If you ride a motorcycle in the winter months, you most likely will be taking a nighttime ride. Find out how to stay safe when riding at night. -
Why You Might Not Want to Settle Your Bicycle Accident Claim Too Quickly If you have been injured in a bicycle accident, find out why you should wait to settle an injury claim with the insurance company. -
Motorcyclists Beware: Reasons Drivers Cross the Center Line Find out what motorcyclists should know about the center line and what causes drivers to drift over the line and cause crashes. -
Your Step-by-Step Guide to Bicycle Accidents We know what to do if we are involved in a car accident, but do you know what your first move should be if you are on a bike? Find out here! -
A Floridian’s Guide to Safely Sharing the Road With Motorcycles Does driving around motorcycles make you nervous? You are not alone. Check out this page for helpful hints on how to share the road. -
Right-Turn Risks: What Is Your Number One Risk When You Ride Your Bicycle? If you are a fan of riding your bike around Sarasota’s sunny roads, read this article to learn of one of your biggest threats. -
Heads up, Motorcyclists: Your Greatest Danger May Be Turning Left in Front You A motorcyclist’s Achilles’ heel, left-turning cars are one of the most common causes of deadly Florida motorcycle accidents.