Many people choose to ride scooters and motorbikes around larger cities with limited parking and other traffic hassles.
In addition to the convenience they provide for parking and moving quickly across short distances, scooters are also convenient because of their low cost and high gas mileage.
Sadly, anyone riding a motorbike is at an increased risk for serious injury from accidents caused by other articles.
Scooter Accidents Scooter accidents can occur even to the safest riders.
Common reasons for scooter accidents and injuries include:

• Lack of helmet and other safety gear such as goggles and jackets
• Negligent drivers who fail to notice bikers
• Aggressive drivers who drive unsafely near motorbikes
• Defective or malfunctioning scooter parts

These accidents often occur because of the negligence of drivers or because scooter manufacturing companies fail to adhere to reasonable standards of quality when creating their bikes.
Motorbike Safety People who ride scooters and motorbikes are required to follow all traffic laws.
However, riders can take a variety of other actions to reduce their risk of accidents or serious injury.

• Wear a helmet.
  Helmets dramatically reduce the risk of serious head trauma in the even of an accident.
  Although no helmet can protect you from every type of head injury, they have been shown to prevent 85 percent of head injuries and 88 percent of brain injuries in accidents.
  
• Wear a thick riding jacket.
  A riding jacket can protect you from serious cuts and lacerations in an accident.
  
• Use a visor or safety goggles.
  Eye protection prevents against injuries both while riding and in accidents.
  
• Turn on headlights during the day.
  Even in daylight, headlights help increase how visible a motorbike is to other drivers.
  A driver is more likely to notice a rider using a headlight and take actions to prevent accidents.
  

By driving defensively, bikers can decrease the risk of serious accidents and injuries.