
Unfortunately, even if you abide by all the rules of the road, you could still wind up in an accident with a careless driver. If you were injured by a negligent motorist in New Jersey, contact motorcycle accident attorney Brad Tabakin to discuss your case. Call (877) 333-0300 for a free initial consultation.
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Here are a few NJ motorcycle laws to keep in mind the next time you hit the road:
- All motorcycles must have a working headlight as well as a brake light, a light to illuminate the license plate, a tail light, and a reflector. Motorcycles cannot have more than two headlights.
- All motorcycle riders and passengers—no matter their age—must wear a helmet that has been approved by the U.S. Department of Transportation. The helmet must be non-reflective but should have 4 inches of reflective tape on each side.
- All motorcycles must have a rear-view mirror.
- The handgrips of handlebars cannot be higher than the rider’s shoulders when in a seated position.
- If your motorcycle helmet does not have a windscreen, you must wear appropriate eye protection.
These laws are designed to prevent accidents and to reduce the risk of death or injury in the event of a collision. Sadly, even the most diligent riders can succumb to the negligence of other motorists.
If you were hurt or lost a family member in a motorcycle wreck, turn to motorcycle accident attorney Brad Tabakin for free legal advice. With many years of experience and refined legal strategies, Brad Tabakin has won multiple six- and seven-figure payouts for his clients. Call (877) 333-0300 today to arrange a free initial consultation.
