Sacramento attorney John Demas of Demas & Rosenthal, LLP blogs about car and bike accidents, wrongful death, defective and dangerous products, faulty medical devices, slip and fall accidents, airplane accidents, nursing home abuse, and many other personal injury topics. http://sacramento.injuryboard.com/motorcycle-accidents/recent-comments/ Motorists often ignore the shoulder, stop lines, crosswalks, and bike lanes, and drive across them to stop at the edge of moving traffic. This is dangerous and illegal but it happens a lot when motorists exit driveways, side streets, and businesses. The shoulder is not considered to be part of the roadway, so even a "keep to the right" law does not require a cyclist to ride there. A cyclist should avoid the shoulder, or at least ride on the extreme left of it, due to the danger of illegal motorist drive-outs. http://sacramento.injuryboard.com/motorcycle-accidents/10-ways-to-stop-the-cyclist-killings.aspx?googleid=292068#C44388 A comment on 10 ways to stop the cyclist killings Motorcycle Accidents Sacramento Injury attorney Sacramento Personal Injury attorney accident attorrney crash california laweyer accident sacramento Ryan Reasons Wed, 13 Jul 2011 10:14:12 GMT Ride Safe! Drive Safe! Is Our Motto at 3footrule.com! We could not agree more with this article! It's important to get the 3 Foot Rule Passed in every US State. Currently 20 States have it as Law. To see if your state has the 3 foot Rule please visit 3footrule.com. http://sacramento.injuryboard.com/motorcycle-accidents/10-ways-to-stop-the-cyclist-killings.aspx?googleid=292068#C44352 A comment on 10 ways to stop the cyclist killings Motorcycle Accidents Sacramento Injury attorney Sacramento Personal Injury attorney accident attorrney crash california laweyer accident sacramento Randi Tue, 12 Jul 2011 12:31:17 GMT Did the study say anything about motorcyclists splitting lanes when there's heavy traffic? I have heard conflicting stories about whether this actually increases or decreases safety. http://sacramento.injuryboard.com/motorcycle-accidents/motorcycle-accidents-in-california.aspx?googleid=280034#C37410 A comment on Motorcycle accidents in California Motorcycle Accidents Noah Schwinghamer Sat, 29 May 2010 14:13:12 GMT Very good information, it is important that people looking to be represented after a motorcycle collision understand the difference between these cases and just any car collision. http://sacramento.injuryboard.com/motorcycle-accidents/motorcycle-accidents-in-california.aspx?googleid=280034#C36742 A comment on Motorcycle accidents in California Motorcycle Accidents Mike Bryant Tue, 06 Apr 2010 21:04:00 GMT