Motorcycle riders face unique vulnerabilities on Arizona roads. Unlike enclosed vehicles, motorcycles offer no protective barriers between the rider and the pavement, making even minor collisions potentially catastrophic...
read moreMotorcyclists face disproportionately severe outcomes when collisions occur on Arizona roads. Unlike occupants of enclosed vehicles who benefit from airbags, crumple zones, and reinforced frames, motorcycle riders are ex...
read moreIf you ride a motorcycle in Arizona, you've probably wondered about helmet laws. The answer is yes—Arizona does have a motorcycle helmet law, but it doesn't apply to everyone. Let me explain what the law actually says ...
read moreEvery year, hundreds of motorcyclists end up in hospitals around Arizona due to serious accidents. Most of these accidents are preventable and caused by driver negligence, such as speeding or inattention. Keeping up with...
read moreUnderstanding traffic rules can mean the difference between a minor delay and a serious car accident. One question we hear often at The Law Offices of John Phebus is is lane splitting legal in Arizona? It’s a fair ques...
read moreAutomobile insurance is an important type of financial protection for all motor vehicle operators in Arizona, including motorcyclists. Insurance can help relieve the financial burden of an accident by contributing to the...
read moreMotorcycle accidents can be devastating for the rider and passengers, inflicting life-changing injuries in the blink of an eye. Whether or not you need to call a lawyer after getting into a motorcycle accident depends on...
read moreMotorcycle accidents are among the most physically traumatic types of motor vehicle collisions. Even with a helmet and protective gear, motorcyclists can suffer significant injuries. A common injury is road rash – skin...
read moreEvidence is important after a motorcycle accident in Arizona. Evidence refers to the facts, documents and information available to prove a claim that is being made. In Arizona, an injured motorcycle accident victim must ...
read moreDriver error is the number one cause of car accidents in Arizona. Not all car accidents, however, are caused by humans. Bad weather conditions also cause a number of car crashes in Arizona each year. If you were recently...
read moreUnsafe lane changes are one of the most common causes of auto accidents in Arizona. All drivers have a legal responsibility to change lanes in a manner that is reasonable, safe and in accordance with relevant state laws....
read moreIt takes time to become confident and careful behind the wheel. With the legal driving age just 16 years old – 15 ½ with adult supervision – many drivers are too young and inexperienced to safely control a motor veh...
read moreThe average motorcycle weighs about 400 pounds – significantly lighter than the typical 3,000- to 4,000-pound motor vehicle. The lighter weight and smaller size of a motorcycle make it more vulnerable to dangerous road...
read moreThe Grand Canyon State has many attractions for motorcyclists. Thousands of residents and tourists in Arizona use motorcycles to commute to work, get around and visit destinations such as national parks. Unfortunately, m...
read moreAs a driver in Arizona, you might know you have an obligation to stop at the scene and render aid if you get into an auto accident. As a bystander not directly involved who witnessed the car accident, however, you do not...
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