Nevada is home to thousands of motorcyclists. Unfortunately, every year, many of these motorcyclists are involved in traffic crashes and vehicle collisions. If you ride a motorcycle in Nevada as an operator or passenger, you are legally required to wear a helmet. Failing to do so could lead to a ticket, fine and liability issues in the event of a crash. Helmets Are Required for All Motorcyclists in Nevada Motorcycle helmets are a legal requirement under Nevada Revised Statute 486.231.
Motorcycle Accidents
Motorcycle Crashes Caused by Poor Road Conditions
Every year, thousands of motorcycle accidents in the State of Nevada cause serious injuries and take lives. While many of these accidents arise from human errors such as driver negligence, some stem from a motorcyclist’s environment instead. Surrounding road conditions can play an important role in the safety of a ride. Unfortunately, many roads in Nevada are unfit for motorcyclists. Poor road conditions, dangerous defects and lack of road maintenance often contribute to motorcycle accidents. What Road Hazards Can Cause