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Advocating For The Injured Across The Bay Area
Hidden dangers lurk around every corner on the road, especially when it comes to the blind spots of your car. These obscured areas are often overlooked, but being aware of their existence can help reduce the chances of getting into an accident. Below are some...
Parents of younger children want to keep their precious little ones safe. Having a suitable car seat or infant carrier for your child can help with this. In fact, car seats are mandated by law. One thing that some parents don’t think too much about is what happens to...
Being able to drive one’s own vehicle is often perceived as a measure of independence among older Americans. It is, therefore, rare that someone who is advancing in age is eager to hang up their keys in favor of alternative forms of transportation. Yet, most older...
One thing that you’ll find after serious car accidents is that the individuals who were involved in them may not remember the crash itself. They may tell you that they don’t remember anything other than getting in the car and then waking up in the hospital. This is...
If you were partially responsible for an accident in California, you might be concerned about whether you can still claim compensation for the damages you suffered. The short answer is yes. California law recognizes instances where responsibility for a crash does not...
When you are involved in a car accident, slip and fall, motorcycle accident or similar traumatic event, suffering injuries are likely. Due to the impact and force of these accidents, your spine may take the impact, which can result in serious and life-changing...
Increasingly, drivers are sharing the road with bicyclists of all ages and experience levels. In some areas, it’s not unusual to see a group of cyclists belonging to one of Northern California’s many bicycle clubs or a group training for a charity ride. In many...
You have likely heard about the often-large blind spots that large truck drivers deal with. What you may not realize is that drivers of any vehicle have one or more blind spots. Since everyone on the road is dealing with areas where it’s hard to see other drivers, you...
Your safety on the road lies in the hand of all those you share the road with. Driving well yourself can make a huge difference, but others add so many variables to the situation that even expert drivers can be injured. Observing people at the wheel can give clues...
Look at the routes you take each day by car, motorcycle, bicycle, or something else. You likely make some left turns and some rights. Research suggests that reducing the number of left turns you make could improve safety for yourself and others. Here is why: 61% of...