On behalf of Harris, Wyatt & Amala, LLC | Feb 18, 2020 | Motorcycle Accidents
While it is very true that riding a motorcycle in Oregon is a joy, it is also true that getting in the saddle of a motorcycle is dangerous. You are much more likely to be struck and in a fatal accident on a motorcycle as compared to a four-wheeled vehicle, whether you...
On behalf of Harris, Wyatt & Amala, LLC | Jan 20, 2020 | Motorcycle Accidents
Motorcycle enthusiasts across Oregon already know that the state requires them to wear a helmet. Because cyclists face inherent dangers due to total-body exposure, covering the head may offer a measure of protection against a crash. What happens, then, when a helmet...
On behalf of Harris, Wyatt & Amala, LLC | Jul 3, 2019 | Motorcycle Accidents
Motorcycle accidents happen often across the country, and most are caused by a single mistake: pulling out in front of a motorcyclist. In many cases, drivers miscalculate how fast the motorcyclists are going or may not see them at all. This leads to the driver pulling...
On behalf of Harris, Wyatt & Amala, LLC | May 23, 2019 | Motorcycle Accidents
Motorcyclists are put at risk the moment they decide to head out on the roads. They have no frame around them to protect them from the impact of another vehicle, and they have no way to reduce injuries with air bags or other safety tools. While motorcyclists can wear...
On behalf of Harris, Wyatt & Amala, LLC | Jan 31, 2019 | Motorcycle Accidents
Riding your motorcycle in winter is a risk that you may be willing to take, but you must keep in mind that there are hazards that wouldn’t normally be present in the spring, summer or fall. One of those hazards is the likelihood of snowfall and ice. The other,...
On behalf of Harris, Wyatt & Amala, LLC | Nov 23, 2018 | Motorcycle Accidents
You cannot always avoid a motorcycle accident, but it does pay to stay vigilant and aware on the road. Keep your eyes out for high-risk situations, and you might be able to spot an accident waiting to happen. Below are a few risks to be aware of: 1. Drivers who want...
