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Florida Motorcycle Accident Attorney Explains 7 Beginner Motorcycle Mistakes
As a Florida motorcycle accident lawyer, you could say that my entire career has been built on people's mistakes. After all, it is only when people mess up that I get to practice my trade and make a living. In the majority of cases that walk through my office door,...
read moreNight Time Riding Tips for Motorcyclists Part 3: Tools & Triangles
This week we are going to wrap up our series on night time riding tips. I hope that everyone has enjoyed reading them, but more importantly, I hope that you have taken to heart this information and that it will save at least one of you some grief. As I’ve said before,...
read moreWhat is the proper way to mount my motorcycle tag in a vertical position?
According to the Legislative Administrator at the Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicle Department, the proper vertical mount means turning the license plate clockwise so that the numbers and letters are read from top to bottom. If you turn your motorcycle tag...
read moreAre vertical motorcycle tags available that already have the numbers and letters reading from top to bottom?
No, the state of Florida only produces license plates that read from left to right.
read moreAm I required to wear a helmet while operating a Motorcycle in Florida?
If you are over age 21, you are not required to wear a helmet as long as you have a minimum of $10,000.00 in medical insurance. This can be in the form of a health insurance policy, or in the form of medical payments coverage on a motorcycle insurance policy. If you...
read moreCan you have Personal Injury Protection on a Motorcycle?
No. You cannot purchase Personal Injury Protection for a motorcycle in the State of Florida.
read moreWhat type of insurance should I have on my Motorcycle?
Uninsured Motorist Coverage is the most important coverage to carry as a motorcycle rider in the State of Florida. A very high percentage of Florida drivers have no insurance or not enough to pay for your medical expenses and or pain and suffering. Please call us for...
read moreWhat should I do if I am involved in an accident on my motorcycle?
If you are unable to immediately meet with an attorney, it is important that you do not admit any fault or sign anything (i.e. any forms from an insurer) in order to preserve your rights. If possible, you should take photos of any injuries or damage to your...
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