See what your California motorcycle accident case is worth.
#1 Settlement calculator in America since 2023. See what YOUR claim is really worth, free.
See what your California motorcycle accident case is worth.
#1 Settlement calculator in America since 2023. See what YOUR claim is really worth, free.
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California has the highest motorcycle fatalities in the nation - over 500 riders killed and 15,000+ injured annually. If you've been injured in a California motorcycle accident, you deserve to know what your claim is worth.
SetCalc's AI has been trained on over 175 billion data points, including thousands of California motorcycle accident settlements and CA court verdicts.
California is the ONLY state where lane splitting is legal.
California's unique lane splitting law (CVC 21658.1), pure comparative negligence, and no caps on pain and suffering create the most favorable legal environment for motorcyclists in America.
Last updated: February 2026 • Average California motorcycle settlement: $97,000
Taking a Hum[ai]n Approach
Connecting with the right attorney to help make sense of the estimate is critical to making an educated decision.
This provides valuable insight before accepting or rejecting an offer from the insurance company, which can make a significant difference in the amount of compensation you receive.
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Tell Us What Happened
Enter details about your California motorcycle accident. SetCalc will estimate your case value based on CA law.
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Your estimate is reviewed by a California motorcycle accident attorney familiar with CA's unique lane splitting laws.
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The attorney will reach out to provide your estimate. Quick, easy and free.
What is SetCalc?
Know Before You Negotiate
Most people don't know what their case is worth. SetCalc gives you a data-backed number before you talk to anyone.
Learns from Real CA Cases
Analyzing details of real California motorcycle injury cases and their settlements enables SetCalc to predict what your CA case is worth.
Analyzes Your Case
We use a detailed form to gather enough information to understand key data points about your California motorcycle accident, including lane splitting circumstances.
Estimates Your Case Value
Once we understand your case, SetCalc's knowledge of California law and settlement data is leveraged to calculate your estimate.
What Makes SetCalc Special?
No other publicly available AI settlement calculator is specifically optimized for California motorcycle accidents. California's unique legal landscape dramatically affects settlement values.
California is the ONLY state in America where lane splitting is legal. Combined with pure comparative negligence (recover even if 99% at fault), no damage caps, and specific CHP lane splitting guidelines, California offers unique advantages for injured motorcyclists. SetCalc understands these California-specific factors.
California Motorcycle-Specific Estimates
Other calculators ignore California's unique lane splitting laws
and motorcyclist protections that affect your settlement.
California is the ONLY state where lane splitting is legal.
This fundamentally changes liability analysis in motorcycle accidents. In other states, lane splitting automatically establishes fault - in California, it's a protected practice.
California Vehicle Code 21658.1 explicitly legalizes lane splitting when done safely. If you were lane splitting and hit by a driver who changed lanes without looking, the driver is typically at fault - not you. This is the opposite of how such accidents are treated in every other state.
California also uses pure comparative negligence, meaning you can recover damages even if you were partially at fault. Unlike states with a 50% bar, California allows recovery even if you were 99% at fault (though compensation is reduced accordingly).
SetCalc factors in California's lane splitting laws, pure comparative negligence, no damage caps, and local settlement data to provide you with an accurate estimate.
California Motorcycle Accident Claims FAQs
Real California Motorcycle Settlement Success Stories
See how California motorcycle accident victims achieved results far beyond initial insurance offers.
Initial Offer
$18,000
Final Settlement
$125,000
"As a motorcyclist, I was worried insurance would blame me. SetCalc helped me understand my rights and the true value of my case."
D.M.
Phoenix, AZ
Initial Offer
$22,000
Final Settlement
$165,000
"They tried to use lane splitting against me even though it's legal here. SetCalc showed me what my injuries were really worth."
M.T.
San Francisco, CA
Real Stories, Real Results
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"SetCalc gave me a clear picture of what my case was worth. The attorney who reviewed my estimate was incredibly helpful and answered all my questions. I ended up getting 3x what the insurance company first offered!"
Michael R.
Los Angeles, CA • Auto Accident
Settlement: $100,000
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Sarah T.
Houston, TX • Slip and Fall
Settlement: $60,000
"After my Uber accident, I had no idea where to start. SetCalc connected me with a local attorney who specialized in rideshare cases. The whole process was seamless."
Jennifer L.
Chicago, IL • Uber Accident
Settlement: $75,000
"The AI estimate was surprisingly accurate. My attorney said it matched his assessment almost exactly. This tool saved me so much time and stress during a difficult period."
David M.
Phoenix, AZ • Motorcycle Accident
Settlement: $150,000
"I appreciated that everything was explained clearly and there was no pressure. The attorney who called me was professional and genuinely wanted to help, not just sign me up."
Amanda K.
Miami, FL • Pedestrian Accident
Settlement: $110,000
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