Accident Care Helpline

Injured on a Motorcycle?

Riders are often blamed for crashes they didn't cause. If a driver turned in front of you, changed lanes into you, or didn't see you across the U.S., get the facts on your side.

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Common causes of motorcycle crashes

  • Drivers turning left in front of a rider
  • Unsafe lane changes and blind-spot collisions
  • Opening car doors into traffic
  • Road hazards such as potholes and debris
  • Distracted and impaired drivers

Protecting your claim

Keep your helmet and gear (don't throw them away), photograph your bike and the scene, get the names of witnesses, and follow your doctor's treatment plan. Avoid posting about the crash on social media.

Frequently asked questions

Can I still file a claim if I wasn't wearing a helmet?

Possibly. Helmet rules and how they affect a claim vary by state. An attorney can explain how this works across the U.S..

The insurer says I was speeding. What now?

Don't argue with the adjuster or give a recorded statement. Evidence like photos, witnesses, and damage patterns often tells a different story.

What does a review cost?

Nothing. It's free and there is no obligation.

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