The reckless driving trend that started to skyrocket during the pandemic represented a somewhat surprising twist. Fewer cars were on the road, which generally would have meant safer freeways, highways, and streets. Jobs were lost. Large offices remained empty as staff...
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Pedestrian Accidents
Tips for pedestrian safety
While walking is recommended as an easy way to get exercise, walkers face certain perils, particularly if they are near the flow of traffic. According to the National Highway Safety Association (NHTSA), more than 6,200 pedestrians died in 2019, representing one death...
Preventing pedestrian accidents this Halloween
Pedestrian accidents are some of the most one-sided in terms of who receives injuries. When a car hits a pedestrian, it can be a miracle for them to be able to walk away with only a few scrapes and bruises. Children, however, are not as likely to sustain only minor...
Recognizing road safety throughout October
While October is National Pedestrian and Drive Safe Month, statistics reveal that awareness should go beyond just one month. Many pedestrians operate under the assumption that the drivers who approach and pass by them are paying attention to the road instead of their...
The best of intentions. The worst of consequences.
Seeing a pedestrian walking along or across a busy interstate highway is not a common sight, mainly due to laws that ban them from walking on the shoulders of these fast-paced roads. However, certain situations arise when a motor vehicle breaks down or is damaged in...
What pedestrians and cyclists should do following an accident
Technology has increased the safety of drivers and passengers in cars. Cutting-edge innovations have made a significant difference in avoiding sideswipes and serious crashes through notifications or automatic stops to prevent a collision. With traffic fatalities at...
A tragic disproportion in traffic fatalities
Not since 2007 has the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) projected a higher number of motor vehicle fatalities. For 2020, the year where a worldwide pandemic changed everything – nearly 40,000 lives were lost in...
The dangers pedestrians face on highways and interstates
No matter how vigilant someone is when crossing the street, collisions can still occur. Accidents involving those walking to work or visiting a local store are most commonly associated with these forms of mishaps. In those situations, pedestrians have a responsibility...
Is Vision Zero improving pedestrian safety in L.A.?
In 2019, the city of Los Angeles announced Vision Zero, an action plan to end fatalities in pedestrian-auto collisions in the city by 2025. The deadline is still four years away, but unfortunately, the goal seems a long way off. Pedestrians crossing the streets of...
The do’s and don’ts of pedestrian safety
Today, more and more people are opting to commute by foot – especially amid the pandemic. But whether you’re going for a jog or just crossing the parking lot, it’s important to remember that pedestrians are especially vulnerable to the dangers of the road. Between...
