Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys
Pennsylvania Motorcycle Accident Lawyers, Personal Injury
Pennsylvannia is one of our favorite States and one of the top motorcycle States in the US. Unfortunately this also means a high number of motorcycle accidents. If you have been injured in a motorcycle accident in Pennsylvania make sure you have a top motorcycle lawyer representing you.
Call for your FREE CONSULTATION 1-800-4-BIKERS 1-800-424-5377
"I was referred to Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys from a friend who is a BAM member. They were incredible from the get go! I could not be happier with the results of my case! You can't go wrong with Russ Brown. Top Biker lawyers in my opinion."
R Faubert
Pennsylvania motorcycle accident lawyers can give better advice to you regarding your Pennsylvania motorcycle accident, your damage, and your pain and suffering than an ordinary personal injury attorney. We focus on motorcycle accidents and only motorcycle accidents in Pennsylvania.
Our Pennsylvania Motorcycle Lawyers have you covered!
If you come in from the Pittsburg side, whether along the 80 or down
in the 'Burg, we have a biker lawyer who can help you. Ride the 30 through
Greensburg, past Latrobe, whether you go up the 99 past Tyrone to
Altoona and up to State College, or you keep riding on to Gettysburg and
Bendersville, we have someone twenty four hours a day, seven days a
week to help you. It's Sunday, and you are passing through York, maybe
following the Susquhana past Harrisburg, Drums, Northumberland, and on
to Williamsport. Or maybe instead you're staying on to Lancaster, past
the Reading turn off, to Downingtown, Malvern, and King of Prussia. Or
stop and go past Birchrunville up past White Haven to Washingtonville,
Beach Haven or Jersey Shore. Just call us when you need us. And if you
ever make it into Philadelphia we have an experienced Pennsyvlania motorcycle accident attorney
to help with your accident down around Abington or up Norristown way.
Or, lets just keep going up the 476 or the 309 and hit Avondale,
Quakertown, Allentown, or Lehighton before ending up in Wilkes Barre. We
want you to know we have you covered wherever you ride!
We work with a lot of great folks based out of Pennsylvania including http://www.allaboutbikes.com - a great website for motorcycle info.
If you want to get motorcycle training in Pennsylvania check out http://www.pamsp.com/
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Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys: If you have been injured in a Pennsylvania biker accident make sure you have experience on your side. We will fight to get the maximum for your damages and pain and suffering. A BAM Pennsylvania motorcycle accident lawyer will even come to you in the hospital. If you are laid up in the hospital, we don't want you to worry about anything other than recovery, and getting back on your bike. Let your Pennsylvania motorcycle accident lawyer from Russ Brown/BAM deal with your insurance agency. You don't need to add that to your pain and suffering! Whether you have full coverage or are an uninsured biker, call the BAM motorcycle injury lawyers in Pennsylvania at 1-800-4-BIKERS
Motorcycle Law Pennsylvannia - Motorcycle Accident Injury Lawyers
Pennsylvania offers hardy motorcyclists an opportunity to ride through all four seasons of the year. Riders here enjoy scenery ranging from urban jungle to remote backwoods, all on the same daytrip. Each year, more motorcyclists flock to Pennsylvania roads, and as such, the number of horrific motorcycle crashes has drawn increasing attention from motorcycle safety authorities. Bikers should know and practice all Pennsylvania motorcycle safety laws.
Based on information summarized from authorities such as the Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) and the American Motorcyclist Association (AMA), Pennsylvania motorcycle safety laws provide that:
- Helmets are optional for riders 21 or older who either (1) have been motorcycle-licensed for at least two years, or (2) have completed an approved motorcycle safety education course; a passenger is exempt if 21 or older; helmet speakers may be used only for the purpose of communication, not for entertainment
- Eye protection: Mandatory for all riders, including passengers
- Although turn signals are not required, motorcycle equipment must include two mirrors (right and left) for motorcycles built after April 1, 1977; a muffler is required to comply with Pennsylvania’s speed-based noise scale up to a maximum sound limit of 88 decibels
- Although there is no age restriction on passengers, a passenger seat and passenger footrests are necessary if passengers are carried
- Handlebar height is unregulated by Pennsylvania, unlike many other states
- Motorcycle rider safety education is state-funded and available to eligible riders
- State liability insurance is required with a minimum coverage limits set at 15/30/5
- Riding motorcycles two abreast is allowed, yet Pennsylvania outlaws the risky practice of “lane splitting,” where a bike shares a lane with a car or truck, or passes between rows of full-size vehicles
- Regular motorcycle-safety inspections are mandated in order to encourage compliance with all Pennsylvania motorcycle safety laws
Yet, even when motorcyclists are careful, accidents can still happen. If you or someone you know has suffered an injury in a motorcycle crash anywhere in Pennsylvania, you should contact a Pennsylvania motorcycle accident injury attorney immediately.
The motorcycle lawyers at Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys can help by protecting your rights and working to win financial compensation to cover the costs of medical care, therapy and rehabilitation, lost income, and other long-term needs that your family may experience following a serious motorcycle accident. Call 1-800-4-BIKERS today!