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In addition to applying for a motorcycle license, Utah law requires all riders to register and title their motorcycles with the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV). Unlike car and truck registrations, however, motorcycles do not need to pass an emissions test and have reduced taxes and registration fees. If you purchase your motorcycle from a…
Read MoreNo matter what type of vehicle you drive, safety is the number one priority for all commuters. Law enforcement and safety agencies conduct research and analyze statistics in order to make our roads safer. Traffic authorities use accident statistics to determine the causes of accidents in order to help prevent future occurrences. The Fatality Analysis…
Read MoreUtah state law has several requirements that must be met in order to legally drive a motorcycle. In order to operate a motorcycle, you must first receive a special license from the Utah Department of Public Safety. On July 1, 2008, House Bill 72S 1 established new motorcycle licensing laws. Now, the motorcycle rider is…
Read MoreGetting in an auto accident is scary. It can be a tremendous burden on you to handle the situation, depending on the severity of injury and damage. You must take specific steps to ensure a beneficial outcome that won’t leave you in pain and suffering. The last thing you want is more stress handling a…
Read MoreBelow are answers to some frequently asked questions to assist you in your personal injury matter. An insurance adjuster for the other driver just called me, what can I expect from this careless drivers insurance company? Whose side are they on? The insurance adjuster for the other driver and my insurance company are requesting I…
Read MoreRidesharing services like Uber and Lyft have taken the commuting world by storm, offering unparalleled convenience. The process is simple. You download the app on your phone, indicate your start point and destination, choose the option that best fits your needs, and there you have it, a reliable way to get from Point A to…
Read MoreA motorcycle safety page listed the number one safety rule to “be ready: mind, body and bike”. Mental readiness was defined as taking the motorbike out with a clear mind and a body free of drugs or alcohol. A motorcyclist who is driving intoxicated or under the influence is surely courting trouble. Operating a motorcycle…
Read MoreMotor vehicles are prevalent in the United States. As of 2020, there were over 275 million registered vehicles in the United States. Since 1970, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has promoted safe driving and transportation safety to save lives. Yet, despite their efforts, traffic crashes remain one of the most common causes of…
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