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A motorcycle rider is very vulnerable and an accident is much more likely to result in an injury. There are no airbags or crumple zones to absorb the impact. Some of the worst traffic accident injuries are those involving motorcycles. Because motorcycles offer little protection for their operators in comparison to cars and trucks, the fatality rate for motorcycle operators is significant. Every day motorcyclists on Canada’s roads and highways are severely injured or killed, often as a result of the negligence of other drivers. Car and truck drivers often don’t see motorcycles. No matter how careful the motorcyclist, accidents happen. When they do, the injuries are often catastrophic including head injury and traumatic brain injury.
To promote safer riding practices, here are 10 safety tips that every motorcyclist should be aware of before embarking on their journey on their motorcycle.
Let’s explore three key considerations, along with additional tips to ensure a safe and enjoyable motorcycle riding experience in spring.
Let’s explore the 10 most common mistakes made by new motorcycle riders, coupled with essential tips tailored to the unique terrain and conditions of Atlantic Canada.
This article outlines the critical steps to take at the scene of an accident that are paramount for your safety and the well-being of others involved.
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Riding a motorcycle is a way of transportation many people enjoy. However, motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable road users in Atlantic Canada. Even though motorcycle riding is often seasonal, and motorcycles are only 2% of registered vehicles on the road, 10% of Canada’s motor vehicle fatalities are motorcyclists. Due to the vulnerability of…
A motorcycle rider is very vulnerable and an accident is much more likely to result in an injury. There are no airbags or crumple zones to absorb the impact. Some of the worst traffic accident injuries are those involving motorcycles. Because motorcycles offer little protection for their operators in comparison to cars and trucks, the…
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