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Motorcycle/Bicycle Accidents

What to Do After Being Injured in a Collision?

Riders face greater risks than other vehicle occupants. If you are involved in a motorcycle or bicycle accident, you will need time to recover. During your recovery, we will fight to secure the compensation you deserve. We have handled numerous motorcycle and bicycle accidents and are familiar with issues such as erroneous police reports, incorrect witness statements, and misrepresented versions of the accident by witnesses or police. With our expertise in accident investigation and case resolution, we are committed to using our experience to your advantage. Contact Rho Law Group to let us leverage our extensive experience to secure the compensation you deserve.

Motorcycle/bicycle accidents refer to injuries sustained by riders on the road due to various causes, including:

  • Collisions with Motor Vehicles: Motorcycles colliding with cars, trucks, or buses, often due to the motor vehicle driver not noticing the motorcycle or failing to obey traffic rules.

  • Poor Road Conditions Leading to Falls: Motorcycles losing control and crashing due to uneven roads, potholes, or obstacles.

  • Reckless Driving Behaviors: Such as speeding, running red lights, or improper lane changes, leading to motorcycle accidents.

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What to do?

Ensure Safety:

  • Check for Injuries: Immediately check yourself and others for injuries. If anyone is injured, call emergency services right away.

  • Move to Safety: If possible, move to a safe location away from traffic, but do not leave the scene of the accident.

Call the Authorities:

  • Contact the Police: Report the accident to the police. A police report will be crucial for insurance claims and any legal proceedings.

  • Follow Instructions: Cooperate with the police and follow their instructions.

Document the Scene:

  • Take Photos: Use your phone to take pictures of the accident scene, vehicle damage, injuries, and any relevant road conditions or traffic signs.

  • Gather Information: Exchange information with the other driver(s), including names, contact details, insurance information, and vehicle details.

  • Witnesses: If there are any witnesses, get their names and contact information as well.

Seek Medical Attention:

  • Immediate Care: Even if you do not feel injured, it is important to seek medical attention as some injuries may not be immediately apparent.

  • Follow-Up: Follow up with your healthcare provider for any necessary treatment or examinations.

Notify Your Insurance Company:

  • Report the Accident: Contact your insurance company as soon as possible to report the accident and provide them with all the necessary information.

  • Provide Documentation: Share photos, police reports, and any other relevant documents with your insurance company.

Consult a Lawyer:

  • Legal Advice: Consider consulting a personal injury lawyer, especially if there are significant damages or injuries. A lawyer can help protect your rights and ensure you receive fair compensation.

  • No Statements: Do not provide statements to the other party's insurance company without consulting your lawyer.

Keep Records:

  • Maintain Documentation: Keep all records related to the accident, including medical bills, repair estimates, correspondence with insurance companies, and any other relevant documents.

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