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Helping injured Pennsylvania motorcyclists reclaim their lives

At Haymond Law, a Pennsylvania motorcycle law firm, we help people who have been injured in motorcycle accidents get the compensation they deserve to help them move forward with their lives.

In Pennsylvania, here are some special rules For Motorcycles, Motor-Driven Cycles, Motorized Pedacycles.  

Often times, drivers just don’t see Pennsylvania motorcyclists. If this happens, serious life-threatening injuries can occur. Motorcycle accident injuries are often far more harsh than those experienced by victims of car accidents.  When an accident has changed your life, you may need an experienced Pennsylvania motorcycle lawyer to help you get what you deserve.

At Haymond Law, a Pennsylvania Motorcycle Law firm, we help people who have been injured in motorcycle accidents get the compensation they deserve to help them move forward with their lives.

PA personal injury lawyer John Haymond and his staff are completely committed towards helping people who have been personally injured in Motorcycle accidents. Call 1-800-HAYMOND today!

 Staying safe on Pennsylvania roads

• Motorcyclists cannot operate a vehicle while wearing or using one or more of the following items...headphones, earphones, or any other similar device which the department by regulation determines would impair the ability of the driver to hear traffic sounds. 
• Don't carry passengers unless your motorcycle is designed to carry multiple passengers.  In no event shall a passenger sit in front of the operator of the motorcycle.
• Don't carrying any package, bundle or other article which would prevent you from keeping both hands on the handlebars.
• Even though motorcyclists are allowed to operate with two abreast in a single lane., it is far less safe to ride in this fashion.
• Don't EVER overtake and pass in the same lane occupied by the vehicle being overtaken.
• Don't operate your motorcycle between lanes of traffic or between adjacent lines or rows of vehicles.
• If you carry passengers, always be sure your bike is equipped with footrests and handholds for the passenger.
• Always wear a proper motorcycle helmet and eye protection.  Contacts do not qualify as proper eye protection as they will not protect you from road debris such as pebbles and nails.