Injured on a motorcycle in Bowling Green or along I-65 / Scottsville Road / US-31W? GetAccidentLawyerNow connects riders with independent Kentucky accident attorneys for a free case review. Matching service only — not a law firm.
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Report the accident to Bowling Green police and get medical attention, even if injuries seem minor.
Take photos of the scene, vehicle damage, injuries, road conditions, and traffic signals.
Request a copy of the police report from the Bowling Green police department.
Do not give recorded statements to any insurance company without first consulting an attorney.
Call GetAccidentLawyerNow at (267) 212-1034 or use the estimate form to request a review by an independent Kentucky attorney.
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Statute of Limitations
2 years for motor vehicle crashes (KRS 304.39-230(6)); 1 year for most other injuries (KRS 413.140)
Fault System
Pure comparative negligence
Min Insurance
25/50/25 (PIP no-fault state)
For injuries from a motor vehicle crash, Kentucky’s Motor Vehicle Reparations Act generally allows two years from the injury or from the last PIP (basic reparation) payment, whichever is later (KRS 304.39-230(6)). Most other personal-injury claims have one year (KRS 413.140). How these rules apply to a particular motorcycle crash can depend on the facts, so treat the earlier date as your safe deadline and have a Kentucky attorney confirm it. Claims against the state go to the Board of Claims with their own one-year deadline. This is general information, not legal advice.
Kentucky’s motor vehicle reparations system includes PIP/basic reparation benefits, but serious injuries may allow tort claims beyond no-fault limits when statutory thresholds are met. A matched Kentucky attorney can sort PIP vs. tort lanes for your crash. GetAccidentLawyerNow does not provide legal advice; we help you request a free attorney review.
Kentucky uses pure comparative fault under KRS 411.182. Your recovery can be reduced by your percentage of fault, but being partly at fault does not automatically bar recovery the way a 50%/51% bar state would. Insurers still argue rider fault aggressively — evidence still matters.
Kentucky does not impose a universal adult helmet mandate for all riders; helmet requirements focus on younger riders and certain permit/novice situations under KRS 189.285. Even where a helmet is not required, helmet evidence can still appear in injury valuation arguments. Ask a Kentucky attorney how it applies to your case.
Seek medical care, call law enforcement, photograph vehicles and roadway conditions, get witness names, avoid recorded statements, and keep damaged gear. Then request a free case review via this page or (267) 212-1034 so we can attempt an attorney match.
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