According to the National Highway Traffic Administration there were 4,586 motorcyclist fatalities in 2014 and 92,000 injuries. This popular mode of transportation leaves operators vulnerable to accidents and personal injuries, and those with insurance will need to file a motorcycle accident claim. Even if you’re state doesn’t require it, it is critical that all drivers have motorcycle insurance in case…
KNOW BEFORE YOU RIDE! Motorcyclists in the Granite State are not required to purchase New Hampshire motorcycle insurance to operate a bike within the state. However, those rules change quickly if an incident occurs. Instead of putting yourself at risk, we advise that all operators have New Hampshire motorcycle insurance. Types of NH Motorcycle Insurance There are two primary types…
Dangerous driving habits are a leading cause of personal injury accidents and deaths in the U.S. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that more than 32,000 people are killed and over two million are injured every year in car and motorcycle accidents. Primarily, there are two unsafe driving habits that contribute to the most instances of death…
Turn on your lights with your wipers Effective April 6, 2015 Massachusetts now requires that drivers turn on their front and rear motor vehicle lights in all of the following conditions:
No Hand-held cell phones while driving in New Hampshire Effective July 1, 2015 hand-held cell phones while driving in New Hampshire are banned. The law applies while “driving” which, it is important to note, includes when “temporarily halted in traffic” such as when at a light or obeying a similar traffic control device. It also “presumes” that a driver who…
Rules of the Road New Hampshire and the Duty to Yield Rules of the Road New Hampshire include the duty to yield. There are at least three clear instances when it applies. Drivers breach this duty, a lot. This is what happened on April 3, 2015 on Dover Point Road in Dover New Hampshire when a car failed to…