What Kickstand PHX is
Kickstand PHX is a one-page guide for people hurt in a motorcycle crash in Phoenix and the rest of Maricopa County. Riders face a few questions drivers do not: what Arizona says about helmets and eye protection, when lane filtering is legal, and what happens to a claim for the bike and the gear. We set those answers out in order, next to the local offices that hold the records.
The six-stop map shows three Level I trauma centers, the Phoenix Police records office, the DPS Public Services Center and the courthouse where civil papers are filed. The report section explains which agency has a report for each kind of road. The rider rules and the deadlines come straight from the Arizona Revised Statutes.
Who writes it
Kickstand PHX writes and publishes every page under its own name. We do not invent authors, and no lawyer reviews the pages before they go up. The guide explains how Arizona law and the Phoenix agencies work in general. It cannot judge one rider’s crash, and it is not legal advice.
Kickstand PHX is not a law firm.
The free case review, step by step
The home page has one free case review. It asks four questions: whether you were hurt, who caused the crash, when it happened and whether you have signed with a lawyer. The last step asks where to call you: a name, a phone number and, if you like, an email address.
We pass the request to our partner law firm. A specialist calls between 8am and 8pm Arizona time, asks a few questions and can then connect you to our partner. The review is free, and you do not have to hire anyone. Whether to take the matter is up to our partner.
Get in touch
To point out an error, use the corrections page. Data questions go to privacy@motorcycleaccidentphoenix.com. The editorial policy sets out how we check each fact.