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**Lane splitting (riding between lanes) is illegal in Illinois and creates liability for the motorcycle rider.** However, other drivers must still avoid hitting motorcyclists splitting lanes. Comparative negligence applies if both the rider and driver contributed to the accident. Lane Splitting and Motorcycle Accidents in Illinois: What the Law Says …

**Uninsured motorist coverage for motorcycle accidents covers you when the at-fault driver lacks liability insurance.** Illinois motorcycle riders can use their own UM policy or the motorcycle’s policy for recovery. Hit-and-run motorcycle accidents are covered by UM benefits. Uninsured Motorist Claims for Motorcycle Accidents in Illinois You are riding your …

**Motorcycle accidents on Illinois highways often result from left-turn collisions, rear-ends, and road hazards.** FMCSA truck regulations don’t apply to motorcycles, but standard traffic laws do. Recovery depends on proving the other driver’s negligence. Motorcycle Accidents on Illinois Highways: I-74 and I-474 Crashes Near Peoria The Interstate 74 corridor through …

**Bicycle accidents caused by road hazards like potholes may hold the government liable for negligent maintenance.** Property owners can also be sued for debris or defects on their land. Notice requirements limit recovery against municipalities in some cases. Bicycle Accidents Caused by Road Hazards in Illinois: Potholes, Debris, and Poor …

**Hit-and-run bicycle accidents can be reported to police for investigation and pursued through uninsured motorist coverage.** Your own auto insurance UM policy covers hit-and-run bicycle injuries if you can identify the vehicle. Witness descriptions help police locate the fleeing driver. Hit-and-Run Bicycle Accidents in Illinois: Recovering Compensation Without a Driver …