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Pedestrian Injuries Resulting From Car Accidents December 16, 2019

Pedestrians are incredibly vulnerable. Unlike automobile passengers who are safely enclosed in a vehicle, or bicyclists and motorcyclists who have the benefit of specialized safety gear, pedestrians have nothing to reduce the possibility of severe injuries in the event of an ...

Pedestrian Injuries Resulting From Car Accidents December 16, 2019
Pedestrians are incredibly vulnerable. Unlike automobile passengers who are safely enclosed in a vehicle, or bicyclists and motorcyclists who have the benefit of specialized safety gear, pedestrians ...
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Uneven Pavement and Motorcycle Accidents September 27, 2019
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , in 2016, 14% of fatal traffic collisions involved a motorcycle. Because they are small in size, typically have only two wheels, and ...
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What are the 10 Most Common Causes of Motorcycle Accidents? August 27, 2019
Whenever you hit the road as a motorcyclist, you know you are statistically in more danger than a typical motorist. There are all sorts of hazards out there that can cause a bad motorcycle accident . ...
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Potential Dangers of Motorcycle & Vehicle Collisions Over Memorial Day Weekend May 24, 2019
Memorial Day Weekend is a favorite holiday for Americans coast-to-coast. It serves as an opportunity to remember the brave men and women who have stood for our country, while also connecting with ...
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Can my Insurance Refuse to Pay Underinsured Motorist Benefits in an Accident with Multiple People? March 30, 2018
The Minimal Limits of $15,000 in California is Too Low People are seriously injured by careless drivers everyday in California. One of the biggest issues that arises in our attempts to recover for ...
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My Uber or Lyft Driver Crashed While Looking at Their Phone, is Uber or Lyft Responsible? January 30, 2018
By now, most people are aware that it is illegal to use their cell phones while they are driving. California first enacted a law that made texting illegal in 2008. This law has been changed over the ...
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