Motorcycle Accidents
Articles from our motorcycle accidents library.
Motorcycle Accidents
What Is an ATV Accident?
O’Brien & Ford represents Buffalo riders after ATV crashes, and many clients ask the same question: what does the ATV accident meaning cover under New York law? An ATV accident is any…
Read MoreHow Do Many Motorcycle Crashes Happen? Causes and Risk Factors
In Buffalo, New York, most motorcycle crashes involve collisions with other vehicles at intersections, most commonly a passenger car turning left into a rider’s path due to visibility…
Read MoreIs Lane Splitting Legal in New York?
After a traffic stop or motorcycle accident, Buffalo riders often have urgent questions about what the law actually permits on the road. Many come to us asking: Is lane splitting legal in NY? The…
Read MoreCommon Injuries Resulting From Motorcycle Accidents
Riding a motorcycle offers a sense of freedom that is hard to match. The connection to the road and the open experience draw riders back time and again. But motorcycles […]
Read MoreUnderstanding Road Rash from Motorcycle Accidents
Crashing a motorcycle can leave more than just dents and broken parts. For many riders, the most painful damage is to their skin. Road rash from a motorcycle accident isn’t […]
Read MoreWhat Percent of Motorcycle Accidents Are Fatal?
Motorcyclists face a high risk every time they ride. Unlike drivers in enclosed vehicles, riders have little protection in crashes, making them more vulnerable to serious or fatal injuries. What […]
Read MoreGetting Your Motorcycle License in New York State
Motorcycle riding in New York has reached unprecedented popularity, with over 750,000 licensed motorcyclists throughout the state. Motorcycles offer an exciting and fuel-efficient way to travel, but they also come […]
Read MoreDo You Need a Motorcycle License for a Moped?
Mopeds can be a quick and easy method of transportation, and they have quickly grown in popularity in the Buffalo area. In many cases, mopeds are more affordable than motorcycles. […]
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