Motorcycle fatality statistics for Texas show that there were 500 deaths in 2014. There are more than 440,000 mopeds and motorcyclists registered in the Lone Star State, and the number shows every sign of increasing rapidly. The higher the numbers, the more often there are motorcycle accidents involving serious injuries or death.<\/p>\n
Law enforcement sees far too many motorcycle accidents and knows what causes the vast majority of the collisions \u2014 often, drivers simply do not see the bikers. Even if a motorcyclist is driving safely and taking care to watch the road and other drivers, they cannot factor in a car that does not see them, does not look before they change lanes or does not double-check an intersection. <\/p>\n
It is ultimately up to a driver to vigilantly watch for motorcycles. It is also up to the driver to follow the rules of the road, and that includes using signal lights (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Motorcycle fatality statistics for Texas show that there were 500 deaths in 2014. There are more than 440,000 mopeds and motorcyclists registered in the Lone Star State, and the number shows every sign of increasing rapidly. The higher the numbers,…<\/span><\/p>\n