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Motorcycle Accidents: Moto Vrooms, Engine Purrs, the Scariest Sound Ever Herd

Difference Between A Car & A Motorcycle Accident

It is always a drag being part of a motorcycle accident. Literally. An automobile is built to keep you safe and cozy from all the noise, smoke, and life threatening injuries. For Example the B-Pillar, which is the part of the automobile frame which your seat belt is usually attached to. This part of the car is a life saver from T-bone accidents and collision.  See image.  Now substitute the automobile with all its fine tuned standard protections against bodily injury and death with a 2 wheeler.  A motorcycle, yes that thing that buzzes next to you on the 10, 405, and my favorite the 2 freeway.  The machine we have all wanted to ride or learn how to ride, but more one reason or many opted to save more than a pretty penny.  With a motorcyclist, whom we are all afraid of injuring or potentially even worse.

I can honestly say that after years in the practice of representing motorcycle accident victims with massive traumatic and life changing injuries, I have more or less developed a sort of PTSD.  Every time I hear the purring of the motorcycle’s engine in the back of my ear, I automatically remember 2 things.  Do not even think about placing or answering a hands-free phone call of course and put down that country music.  Post-Traumatic Stress you say? I say, my civil duty for the safety of my fellow man.  Exactly.  I feel as if I worry about these souls more than they.  Whizzing, squeezing, cutting, splitting, and my favorite, all while stylishly popping a wheelie standing on the seat with one leg  no hands or helmet, providing job security for the Highway Patrol.  Oh, yes, slightly, the undiagnosed kind.

Reports of a Motorcycle Accident

OTS has data that shows back in 2021, in Los Angeles, California, with an approximate population of 10 million people, 2,812 people died or were victims of a motorcycle accident.  These types of numbers appear small, but these are real numbers and, nonetheless, real people who are no longer with us or cannot be the same due to a motorcycle accident.

Conclusion

Here at KAASS Law, as always, reminds everyone to be safe and extremely cautious out there!  You have all given us so much business in the past and we have fearlessly advocated for your causes and brought in the big settlement bucks.  However, as I hear our attorneys time and time again pragmatically and unsuccessfully advise–“Maybe you keep off that thing for a while.”

 

Kaass AK

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