Motorcycle accident reconstruction and litigation
By: by Kenneth S. Obenski, Paul F. Hill ; contributing authors: Bernard S. Abrams, Leslie Weintraub.
Contributors: Hill, Paul F.; Abrams, Bernard S.; Weintraub, Leslie.
Edition: 3rd ed.
Publisher: Lawyers & Judges Pub. Co.
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Tucson, AZ
Language: eng
Number of pages: 603
Subjects: Motorcycles -- Law and legislation -- United States.; Motorcycling accident investigation -- United States.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 575-579) and index.
Table of contents: title: Understanding motorcycles; title: Braking; title: Tires and wheels; title: Highway factors; title: Conspicuity; title: Rider factors; title: Crash protection; title: Wobbles and weaves; title: Evasive action; title: Quasi- motorcycles; title: Inquiries; title: Methods; title: Safety, or why the blank do people ride those blankety-blank things?; title: Visual perception and motorcyclists' conspicuity; title: Anatomy of a well-managed, well-funded case and things that happen 'way too often; title: Engineering analysis reports; title: Introduction; title: Helmets : compulsory use; title: Helmets : negligence for not wearing; title: Intersection collisions; title: Motorcycle or driver overtaking; title: Collision with backing, parked, stalled, disabled or slow vehicle; title: Motorcycle and other vehicle meeting; title: Negligence for obstructions to view; title: Defects in public roads; title: Defective conditions on private property; title: Collision with cable or chain; title: Collision with animal; title: Motorcyclist in collision with pedestrian and driver in collision with motorcyclist as pedestrian; title: Negligent entrustment or supervision; title: Motorcycle passenger : imputed negligence; title: Product liability; title: Motorcycling events and releases of liability; title: Negligence of server of alcohol (Dram Shop Act cases).