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Bikers and passengers in the Schaumburg, Illinois area enjoy taking the scenic adventurous motorcycle ride known as “Baby Phase Nelson’s Last Day” trail. The trip starts in downtown Barrington along Scenic Route 47/14 heading west before turning north at Woodstock.
The route travels through Hebron and across the Wisconsin border, becoming State Route 120, where it passes along the eastern edge of Big Foot Beach State Park just east of Geneva Lake. Bikers then travel into the city of Lake Geneva and turn left heading west on state Route 50 only a few miles before reaching Red Chimney Road. Turn north and go two miles to the Wakefield Euro Cuisine and Speakeasy on Lake Como.
The first part of the ride out of Barrington takes bikers and passengers along beautiful farmland and small community towns. The famous historical marker positioned at the Wisconsin / Illinois state line brings visitors to the exact spot where the FBI confronted and captured Baby Face Nelson in 1937. The shops, restaurants, hotels and bed and breakfast inns make it the ideal location to shop, eat, drink and enjoy the beautiful community and scenic lake.
The quality of the roadway on state roads 47/14, 120 and 50 can become congested at times. Bikers and passengers are cautioned to remain alert even while traveling on the open roadway.
Recent Schaumburg Motorcycle Accidents
The Illinois motorcycle accident attorneys at Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers LLC remind motorcyclists of the dangerous roadways in northern Illinois. The most recent serious motorcycle accidents around the Schaumburg area include:
- In July 2014, a motorcyclist lost his life in a collision with an automobile at the intersection of Hartford Drive and Roselle Road in Schaumburg. The biker was found by Schaumburg law enforcement, paramedics, and firefighters lying off the roadway at the intersection’s northeast corner. The accident involved a four-door sedan that collided with the bike, causing the rider to be ejected from the motorcycle. The lone female occupant in the automobile suffered only minor injuries and was transported to Hoffman Estates St. Alexius Medical Center.
- In July 2014, a 23-year-old Hoffman Estates man lost his life in a motorcycle accident in Schaumburg after colliding with an automobile. The accident occurred at Roselle Road and Hartford Drive, the same intersection as the incident above. The motorist suffered only minor injuries and was transported to the local hospital.
Injured in a Schaumburg Motorcycle Accident?
There is nothing in the world that provides the freedom and sensation as riding a motorcycle in the open air. However, truckers and passenger vehicle motorists are not always good at sharing the roadway with bikers, bicyclists, and pedestrians. Many times, distracted driving or a motorist's inappropriate behavior leads to hazardous, dangerous and deadly situations.
Hiring a skilled attorney can help you resolve your case if you have suffered an injury in a Schaumburg motorcycle accident. Obtaining legal representation is important because many jurors and claims adjusters have stereotyped views of bikers. A Schaumburg motorcycle crash lawyer can help you determine if you have a case, its worth, the amount of damages you could receive and whether or not you need legal help.
Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers LLC specialize in motor vehicle accidents. Our team of attorneys can assist you in handling your case to ensure you receive fair financial compensation for your injuries. We will build a solid case for recompense and negotiate directly with the insurance carrier or take the case to trial.
Our law firm invites you to call us at (888) 424-5757 to schedule a free, initial consultation. We accept these types of cases on contingency and are paid only after we negotiate your settlement or win your lawsuit in court. This frees you from paying any upfront legal fees until we obtain a settlement or verdict for you. Contact us today!
