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I'd like a response to the last part of my statement. You do this in my state, and some other driver 'accidentally' cuts you off, they're not liable because you
by delinka 11y ago
I'd like a response to the last part of my statement. You do this in my state, and some other driver 'accidentally' cuts you off, they're not liable because you shouldn't have been there and they had no [legal] expectation that a two wheeled vehicle would be there. They get off, you're injured and out a whole motorcycle, and your insurance is paying for the damage to their vehicle.
- aianus 11y agoNever seen it happen, and even if it did it would be worth it for the overall time savings ($50/h * 50 minutes every work day = $9,000 a year in time savings). I would also be very surprised if they're not liable. What if I had been a bicycle? It's not hard to do reasonably safely.