A careless driver does not have to collide with a motorcycle to cause a crash. No-contact motorcycle accidents can happen when another driver’s actions force a motorcyclist to swerve or take other evasive actions, leading to a single-vehicle accident that does not involve a collision with the at-fault motorist’s vehicle. While drivers are still liable […]
For many people in Tennessee, riding a motorcycle provides a convenient and fun way to commute, run errands, or see our state’s beautiful natural scenery. However, being involved in a motorcycle accident can lead to severe, life-altering injuries. Wearing the appropriate safety equipment for motorcycle riding can minimize your chances of suffering serious harm. It […]
Many motorcycle and bicycle riders prefer to avoid wearing helmets while riding for various reasons. However, riders may not understand when Tennessee law requires them to wear a helmet on a motorcycle or bicycle. If you own a motorcycle or bike, you need to know whether you need a helmet when you ride in Tennessee. […]
Tennessee has a lot to offer motorcyclists looking to explore the state on their bikes – from lush forests and beautiful rivers to spectacular mountains and thrilling switchback roads. The Terry Law Firm wants to help you enjoy all that the Volunteer State has to offer motorcycle riders, which is why we’ve compiled a list […]
Emergency vehicles are vehicles such as those operated by the police, fire departments, or emergency medical services. Although the people driving these vehicles save countless lives, they may also cause accidents when responding to the scene of an emergency. According to Tennessee Emergency Vehicle Statutes, emergency vehicles do not have to follow general traffic laws […]
With Morristown’s increasing population – which is nearing 30,000 according to Census Bureau – traffic in the city increases as well. As the county seat of Hamblen County, Morristown hosts visitors from all over Eastern Tennessee. The growth means that many of the high-traffic areas can become some of the most common locations for crashes. […]
Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month happens each May. The awareness initiative was launched by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), and its purpose is to call attention to safe riding practices and cooperation from not only motorcyclists but everyone on the road. The goal is to reduce the number of motorcycle accident injuries and fatalities. […]
As we discussed in a previous post, school has been back in session here in Tennessee for a few weeks now. While this means many kids have yet to adjust to their new routine, it also means the same for many adults. In fact, this doesn’t just include adults trying to find a good way […]
