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Motor accidents are the leading cause of death between 6-33 year olds in the United States, and when it comes to motorcycle accidents around 3,000 cyclists are killed each year. Many others are seriously injured and undergo serious life changes and disabilities due to motorcycle accidents. As far as statistics go, in most cases a motorcycle accident is not actually the fault of the motorcyclist but of the driver of the car, van, truck, or other vehicle – in a large percentage of cases the other driver was simply unable to see the motorbike; however, this does not excuse them from blame.

• The most recent data from the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) indicates that in 2003, almost 4,000 motorcyclists were killed on the roads and highways of the United States
• That represents an increase of almost 11% over the previous year.
• The biggest percentage rise in the number of motorcycle deaths is in the under 20 and over 50 groups.
• 67,000 people were injured in motorcycle accidents in 2003
• 70% of all motorcycle accidents occur in and around intersections
• Obscured visibility, defects, road hazards, weather, and lack of driver attention are the most significant contributing factors to motorcycle accidents.
• Motorcyclists represent 8% of all road fatalities, even though they are only 2% of all drivers on the road.

John Anderson Law have the legal expertise, knowledge and the proven track record to get you the maximum monetary recovery for your motorcycle injury cases. Whether you ride a super bike, sport bike, Harley or chopper, we will fight for your rights and to get you the compensation for your motorcycle accident that you deserve.