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You can register a motorcycle with the following documents in Alabama: Proof of insurance Original title or signed registration documents Fees for title and registration While Alabama did not require a specific license or endorsement for riding a motorcycle until 2015, all riders must now have a Class M endorsement to operate their vehicle.
Lane-splitting, which occurs when motorcycles ride between two lanes of traffic, is not legal in Alabama. Lane splitting is generally considered unsafe because drivers of cars may not notice motorcycles in their blind spots, which can lead to accidents if the driver attempts to change lanes. However, motorcyclists may share a lane with one other […]
Yes. Mopeds are classified as motorcycles, and you’ll need to have a special “M” endorsement on your driver’s license to legally operate one in Alabama.
The minimum age for applying for a motorcycle license is 16. However, individuals as young as 14 can apply for a special restricted license that permits them to operate scooters and street bikes such as mopeds.
Families who have unexpectedly lost a family member who helped support the household often experience financial distress after the loss. Our Alabama wrongful death attorneys handle cases on a contingency fee basis. We pay any upfront out-of-pocket costs, and we provide free consultations. You pay us no fee or expenses unless we win a settlement […]
An attorney must establish certain elements to prove negligence in a wrongful death case. They include: The at-fault individual or business had a duty to the deceased. For example, a driver has a duty to other motorists to obey traffic laws and operate a vehicle so as not to endanger others. The defendant breached their […]
A wrongful death claim is a civil lawsuit that is filed on behalf of the estate of a person who died as a result of someone else’s negligence, wantonness, failure to act or willful misconduct.
No one expects to be injured in a pedestrian accident. If you have been hit by a car and you are able, you should obtain the contact and insurance information of the at-fault motorist. You will need to prove that the motorist who hit you was at fault in order to claim compensation from the […]
Motorists in Alabama must yield the right-of-way to pedestrians in a crosswalk. However, if a pedestrian crosses an intersection in Huntsville against a light, the pedestrian may have contributed to the accident and be ineligible to receive compensation from the motorist. In Alabama, if a pedestrian contributed even partly to an accident, the pedestrian may not be […]