One of the most frightening moments for someone behind the wheel might be the sight of a wrong-way driver approaching. A head-on collision is a real possibility, which could result in serious injuries or even death. Fortunately, the state of Connecticut has taken action to prevent wrong-way car accidents. A recent discussion by Connecticut’s State...
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Could a Simple Nasal Spray Revolutionize Brain Injury Treatment?
A groundbreaking study from researchers at Mass General Brigham has identified a potential new treatment for traumatic brain injury (TBI), a condition that has long been one of the most challenging to treat. TBIs are a common result of serious accidents in Massachusetts, including car and truck wrecks, slip and falls, and motorcycle crashes. Breakthrough...
Read MoreConnecticut Lawmakers Push for Stricter Traffic Safety Laws
Rising traffic fatalities in prompt calls for change Connecticut is facing a growing road safety crisis, with traffic-related fatalities continuing at an alarming rate. In the first three weeks of the new year, 20 people lost their lives in crashes, according to data from the University of Connecticut. Recognizing the urgent need for action, state...
Read MoreSpeed Cameras Could Soon Enforce Limits in Massachusetts
Speed cameras: A step toward safer roads in Massachusetts At the Law Offices of Mark E. Salomone, our experienced personal injury lawyers know speeding ranks as a top factor in serious car accidents. That’s why we applaud a proposal by Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey to install speed cameras. Traffic cameras could be a game-changer in...
Read MoreConnecticut Sees Second-Deadliest Year for Traffic Crashes in a Decade
The rise in car accident fatalities across Connecticut over the past year serves as a sobering reminder of the importance of road safety. Preliminary data indicates that 314 people lost their lives on Connecticut roads in 2024, surpassing the 2023 total of 308, according to an article published by CT Insider. While this number falls...
Read MoreRoadway Fatalities Prompt Worcester to Enhance Traffic Safety Measures
With the new year comes new rules to reduce the risk of Worcester car accidents. A significant and welcomed change in 2025 includes the introduction of a 25-mph speed limit for streets without posted speed restrictions, according to an article in the Worcester Telegram & Gazette. While enforcement of this new limit has been delayed...
Read MoreConnecticut Partners on Holiday Safety Campaign Against Drunk Driving
Impaired driving remains a serious issue across Connecticut, and every year, it claims lives that could have been saved. According to a recent movement called “Not One More,” advocates, law enforcement, and community leaders are banding together to tackle impaired driving head-on during the holiday season. The consequences of driving under the influence are far-reaching....
Read MoreState Street Pedestrian Crossing in Springfield to Be Safer by Year-End
Unsafe road conditions combined with negligent driving have resulted in tragic pedestrian accidents on State Street in Springfield, Mass. In recent years, three people lost their lives trying to cross State Street near the city’s library. City officials recently announced a safety upgrade to address the problem. By the end of December, the city will...
Read MoreWhy Traffic Deaths in Connecticut Are Higher Than Ever Before
In recent years, Connecticut has experienced a troubling increase in traffic fatalities, reversing decades of progress in roadway safety. This post-pandemic trend, highlighted by U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy and other state leaders, demands urgent action to address the growing dangers on Connecticut roads. CT traffic fatalities are rising post-pandemic According to a recent Hartford Courant...
Read MoreBoston to Update Traffic Signals After Fatal Crash in Forest Hills
Pedestrian safety has become a growing concern in communities across the country, and a recent pedestrian accident at Forest Hills station in Boston serves as a sobering reminder of the dangers people face when walking near traffic. On Oct. 12, Glenn Inghram lost his life when an MBTA bus struck him in a crosswalk outside...
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