Key Takeaways Kansas law requires drivers to stop and exchange information after any injury or property damage crash. Leaving the scene carries penalties ranging from a misdemeanor to a sever[...]
READ MOREKey Takeaways Motorcyclists represent roughly 15 percent of all U.S. traffic fatalities despite being a small share of total riders. For every mile traveled, motorcyclists die at a rate about[...]
READ MOREKey Takeaways After a motorcycle accident, secure safety, move away from traffic, and call 911 immediately. Seek a same-day medical evaluation because some injuries appear hours or days after[...]
READ MOREKey Takeaways Adults 18 and older may legally ride a motorcycle without a helmet in Kansas, but Kansas law requires riders under 18 to wear a helmet. Kansas law requires adult riders to wear [...]
READ MOREKey Takeaways Lower extremity fractures rank among the most common motorcycle injuries. Head injuries stand as the leading cause of death among riders. Spinal cord damage can lead to parti[...]
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