Jacksonville Motorcycle Crash Attorneys
Motorcycle Safety List
- Always wear a helmet
- Wear protective clothing including long pants and a jacket, preferably with protective armor in the spine and knees.
- Don't forget gloves
- Always wear boots to protect the ankles and feet
- Always drive with your high beams on in the daytime to promote visibility
- Wear reflective tape or clothing at night to ensure visibility
- Take a class that has been certified by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation
- Don't ever ride under the influence
- Never use a helmet that has been dropped: it may not work if you need it to
- Always err on the side of safety: assume the other drivers have not seen you
- Carry your class M permit or license and insurance information with you whenever you ride
- Ride within your skill limit
- Use counter-steering techniques in case of an emergency
- Don't forget to use your signals
- Scan ahead so you can always anticipate what will happen in the next 10 seconds
- Get to know your bike: how to change gears, etc.
- Know how to stop quickly in event of an emergency
- Be aware of potential surface dangers such as oil and sand
- Keep up with the maintenance on your bike
- Perform a routine safety check on your bike each time before you ride, check the lights, brakes, gas level, clutch, gears, etc.
- Always make sure the kickstand is down when getting on or off of your bike
- Always wear eye protection
If you or a loved one has been the victim of a Florida motorcycle accident, please contact one of our Jacksonville motorcycle crash lawyers immediately to discuss your case.
For a free evaluation of your case, call our Jacksonville office today at 1.800.614.3136

