Motorcycle Accident

Myrtle Beach attracts thousands of motorcyclists each year with its scenic coastal roads and popular biker rallies. However, the combination of heavy tourist traffic, congested highways, and distracted drivers creates significant hazards for motorcycle riders in Myrtle Beach. Motorcyclists face a substantially higher risk of serious injury or death compared…

Regardless of whether you ultimately choose to wear a helmet while riding your motorcycle in South Carolina, it is crucial to have all the facts about using one. You should be familiar with South Carolina’s motorcycle helmet laws, as some riders must wear helmets and can face traffic charges if…

Research shows that on-ramps and off-ramps are some of the most common places crashes occur on highways, as drivers traveling at different speeds enter, exit, and merge. According to one study published in the Journal of Safety Research, interstate exit and entrance ramps are the most common site of highway crashes per…

Every year, Myrtle Beach draws thousands of motorcycle enthusiasts and others who come to celebrate Harley Week. Wondering what’s in store for the rest of Myrtle Beach Harley Week? This quick guide will bring you up to speed as we take a look at Harley Week by the numbers. Harley…

As the spring weather blossoms, many motorcycle owners can’t wait to get back on their bikes. Spring and summer are a particularly busy time for motorcyclists in South Carolina — and a particularly dangerous time as well. If for any reason you suffer any type of injury while riding your…

Lane-splitting is a way for motorcyclists to avoid traffic slowdowns during rush hour and other backups. The practice involves motorcyclists driving between the lanes of stopped or slowly moving cars, in other words, splitting between the lanes. While lane-splitting may be tempting for many motorcyclists, the practice is illegal South…