Missouri Motorcycle Accident Lawyer
Over 5,000 motorcyclists die in crashes each year across the United States. Mile for mile, bikers are 28 times more likely to die in crashes than other motorists. These staggering statistics are concerning and represent a need for change. Sadly, many motorists drive while distracted or simply do not exercise proper caution. Others make the poor choice of driving while impaired. These motorists jeopardize their lives as well as the lives of everyone else on the road. At the Law Firm of Kass & Moses, we believe that motorists should be held accountable when their behaviors lead to crashes that hurt or kill bikers.
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Your life and well-being has value. Many people rely on you: your employer, your parents, your children, and your friends and other loved ones. Without you, these people would suffer immensely. While no amount of money can provide adequate compensation for the loss of life, we do believe that motorists absolutely must be held accountable when crashes occur.
In other cases, where bikers are left facing major injuries, they should be adequately compensated with enough money to cover their medical bills, pain and suffering, and lost wages. So often, police officers skew accident reports in favor of motorists. There is a bias against against bikers that is simply unfair. Most bikers are law-abiding citizens simply enjoying one of the greatest thrills in the world. They should not be treated unfairly due to the actions of a few. At the Law Firm of Kass & Moses, we hold bikers in the highest regard. We see the immense good that bikers do for all that they know and love. We urge any biker hurt in a motorcycle crash to contact us at 1-800-MOTORCYCLE today.
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Missouri Motorcycle Law
Requirements for legally riding a motorcycle vary from state to state. The Kass & Moses team can confidently answer your questions about the specifics of Missouri’s motorcycle laws. Below are a few rules of the road that every local rider should keep in mind:
- Motorcycle operators and passengers alike must wear a helmet while riding a motorcycle in Missouri.
- Motorcycles must have a headlight, taillight, turn signals, front and rear brakes, and two mirrors.
- A face shield or goggles are required.
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Motorcycle Organizations:
American Infidels Veteran Motorcycle Club
Christian Motorcyclists Association
Freedom of Road Riders of Missouri
Iron Order Motorcycle Club
Leather and Lace Motorcycle Club
Shadow Riders Club of St. Louis
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