If you've been paying attention to the news like we have, chances are you're well aware of the massive airbag recall that was announced just days ago by federal regulators and Takata, a Japanese airbag manufacturer. Expected to impact some 33.8 million vehicles across 11 automakers, the recall has not only sparked panic among drivers of cars and trucks but among motorcyclists as well.
Are you operating a motor scooter properly?
As children get older and start to enter their teenage years, they want to start doing more adult things. For a lot of teens, this means learning to drive. But as you know, cars are expensive and not something most teens can afford without help from their parents. This forces teens to look towards more affordable options like motorized scooters.
Roadway hazards are just as dangerous as other drivers
Despite national campaigns that urge other drivers to see motorcyclists and to share the roadway, thousands of motorcycle accidents are reported all over the country, including here in California, every year. It would seem to many of our more frequent readers here in Los Angeles that the list of things that could be potentially dangerous to motorcyclists just keeps growing, now consisting of everything from distracted drivers to large commercial vehicles.
Will increasing the length of semis increase the risk of crashes?
Whether you're riding a motorcycle here in California or somewhere else in the nation, semi trucks present a major risk to your safety. Because of a truck's size, visibility can go from poor to non-existent in a matter of seconds. Coupled with the size of most motorcycles, this creates a huge danger, regardless of whether a collision happens on the highway or on city streets.
Out-of-state case shows darker side of hit-and-run crashes
In the English language, the word accident has two meanings. While it oftentimes refers to an unfortunate incident that results in injury or even death, the other definition suggests that the incident happened suddenly but not deliberately. It's this second definition that makes some motor vehicle accidents particularly sad because you know that the injuries suffered by the victim were not the result of a twist of fate.

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