Will crash avoidance systems and other in-vehicle technologies help reduce traffic collisions? This is a hotly debated question. One recent video intended to demonstrate a pedestrian accident avoidance system suggests crash rates may not decline and, perhaps, may even increase. An experienced pedestrian accident lawyer knows car crashes involving drivers and walkers often happen because...
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Hartford T-Bone Accident Victims Need Better Safety Protections
In the United States each year, 17,000 people on average are killed or seriously injured while sitting in the far-side of a vehicle involved in a T-Bone accident, according to Association for Advancement of Automotive Medicine. A T-Bone accident involves one car hitting the side of another. Passengers sitting on the side struck by the...
Read MoreUnderstanding Boston T-Bone Accident Dangers
Motorists need to be aware of risks faced on roadways so they can make informed choices when looking at vehicle safety features, and so they can drive assertively to reduce their accident risks. An experienced auto accident attorney knows some of the most dangerous and common types of car accidents happen at intersections. Many of...
Read MoreHybrid Cars Are Causing Risks for Hartford Pedestrians
Efforts are being made to require hybrid and electric vehicle makers to install systems in vehicles to mimic routine engine noise. In most cases, these systems involve installing some type of speakers on the vehicle. The speakers point frontward to direct sound ahead of the vehicle, such as the sound of a traditional engine, or...
Read MoreMotorcyclist Killed in CT: How Can You Prevent an Accident
Earlier this month, the Connecticut State Police released the names of two people killed while operating their motorcycles when an SUV crossed the center line and struck the motorcyclists head on. What may be considered a minor or moderate collision in a car can have deadly results when the accident involves a motorcycle, given a...
Read MoreWhen Multiple Parties Are at Fault: A Closer Look at Joint and Several Liability in Massachusetts
You're at an intersection in Boston. You stop to look for oncoming traffic as you prepare to make a left turn when a car coming from behind you smashes into the rear of your car and pushes you across the center line. A driver coming in the opposite direction and traveling well over the speed...
Read MoreSelf-Driving Cars May Affect Risk of Rear-End Crashes
Could self-driving vehicles in Hartford, New Britain, Norwich and Manchester prevent rear-end accidents? One of the big benefits that advocates of self-driving vehicles tout is that technology - and not people - is relied upon to make smart and safe choices. An experienced rear-end accident lawyer knows that rear-end crashes are one of the most...
Read MoreWho is at Fault for Boston Chain-Reaction Rear-End Crashes?
When a car accident occurs in Boston, Fenway and surrounding areas and drivers or passengers suffer injury, it becomes important to determine who was to blame for the collision. A rear-end accident lawyer knows often it is presumed a driver in the back who hit a lead vehicle should be held responsible. Although this presumption...
Read MoreGraduated Licensing Keeps Hartford Teens Safer from Collisions
Teenagers in Hartford, New Britain, Norwich and Manchester are the age group involved in more motor vehicle collisions than any other demographic group on the road. An experienced personal injury lawyer knows a lack of driving experience among teen drivers is one of the big reasons they are involved in so many collisions. Teenagers are...
Read MoreChild Injuries Occur in Boston Every Summer - Here’s How to Prevent Them
An experienced personal injury lawyer knows children die every summer as a result of caregivers accidentally leaving them inside vehicles that get too hot. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is trying to prevent these tragic deaths from occurring this year by launching a campaign to remind caregivers of the dangerous effects of heat and...
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