Vermont's mountain roads draw riders from across the Northeast. They also present real hazards for motorcyclists.
Why Riders Come to Vermont
Routes 100, 9, and the gaps through the Green Mountains are legendary among riders. But curves, gravel, wildlife, and drivers who fail to see motorcycles make these roads unforgiving when something goes wrong.
Fault and the 'Didn't See Him' Defense
Many motorcycle crashes happen because a driver turned across or pulled out in front of a rider. The driver's failure to yield, not the rider's choice of vehicle, is usually the cause. Bias against riders should not decide a claim.
Severe Injuries
Riders face the full force of a crash. Claims must account for serious, often life-changing injuries and long recoveries.
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This article is for general informational purposes only and is not legal advice. For guidance on your specific situation, consult a licensed Vermont attorney.