Everyone who rides on a motorcycle in Louisiana assumes some level of risk, but you may be able to mitigate your risks by wearing a helmet every time you ride. Yet, research shows that you face a higher risk of suffering a traumatic brain injury in a crash when you...
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Are roundabouts safer than traffic lights?
Roundabouts are becoming increasingly common across Louisiana and many other U.S. states as transportation officials seek to reduce the number of crashes, injuries and fatalities reported at signaled intersections and stop signs. As these traffic circles pop up across...
What are Louisiana’s texting and driving laws?
Every state has created laws specifically to address mobile device use and texting while driving. This distracted driving behavior has led to too many accidents, which required states to try to curb the behaviors. The Louisiana Highway Safety Commission explains the...
How can I stay safe as a pedestrian?
Staying safe as a pedestrian can be challenging. Particularly if you live in an area where sidewalks are not common, the simple act of walking along the side of the road can turn into a deadly exercise very quickly. Understanding how to protect yourself as a...
Advanced motorcycle safety features reduce risk for riders
Government agencies, nonprofits, manufacturers and others connected to the world of motorcycles recognize the risks for riders and seek solutions to improve safety. A report from the National Transportation Safety Board found that safety features common on...
Motorcyclist fatalities span all ages in Louisiana
Motorcyclists know they must take every precaution possible when on the road. Whether commuting to and from work or school or enjoying a scenic weekend ride, the actions of other motorists expose them to serious dangers. Even the most seasoned rider may experience an...
What are the common causes of Louisiana auto accident deaths?
According to 2018 data from the Insurance Information Institute, Louisiana's fatal auto accident rate is significantly higher than the national average. The state has an average of 16.5 auto accident deaths per 100,000 residents, compared to just 11.2 per 100,000 for...
How do motorcyclists get road rash?
Louisiana motorcyclists face unique injury risks that other drivers do not. One of these injuries is road rash. Today we will discuss how this injury occurs. We will take a look at the different levels of severity of these injuries and more. Road rash is a term used...
Why is wearing a helmet on a motorcycle important?
There are few things that motorcyclists love more than freedom, and many people believe that riding a motorcycle comes with the freedom to not wear a motorcycle helmet. This belief is so strong in Louisiana that in 1999, the universal helmet law in Louisiana was...
College professor lost in fatal bike accident
Residents of the country's southern most region enjoy an extended motorcycle riding season. Louisiana, Texas, and other states along the gulf and border are fortunate to be able to ride almost, if not entirely, year-round.Sadly, this privilege can sometimes lead to...
