Motor vehicular accidents involving pedestrians are happening at an alarming rate, especially in densely populated urban areas. In fact, every day 20 pedestrians die because of moving vehicles. Las Vegas is one of the most popular tourist destinations, not only in the...
Motor Vehicle Accidents
Safety tips for cyclists as it gets darker
Just because it is getting darker and colder does not mean you should put your bicycle away. It’s still a great way to get around, but you will need to take some extra precautions. For example, Nevada law requires you have a white light on the front of your bicycle, a...
Trick-or-Treat safety tips every parent should read
Trick-or-Treat night is just around the corner, and parents and kids all around Las Vegas are gearing up for the excitement. City officials and others are putting out annual reminders, however, about what it takes to keep everybody safe as they move through the dark....
How much is your car crash claim worth?
A car accident can leave you with a myriad of injuries. If you or someone you love is left with injuries following a car wreck that is attributable to another person’s negligence, you may be curious to know how much you will take home in compensation. After all, you...
Can I file a claim for my child’s car accident injuries?
Every year, thousands of children fall victim to injuries or even death due to negligent driving. If your child is a victim, you may feel overwhelmed, especially with looming medical bills. Although a personal injury claim might offer some relief, it is important to...
On seat belts, crashes and law enforcement officers
Police officers encounter a multitude of dangers as they fulfill their duties each day. These hazards encompass physical and psychological stress and various health risks. Surprisingly, the most significant cause of officer fatalities is not what one might expect....
Risky driving caused by medication
Driving always comes with risks, especially in urban areas where there are other drivers with reckless tendencies. Some factors could be manageable, such as removing distractions and avoiding drunk driving. However, other substances could cause impairments and pose...
Automatic emergency braking on heavy vehicles proposed
There is a continued increase in transportation fatalities across the United States. To address the deadly figures, the Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration recently...
Determining fault in multi-car accidents
Car crashes are a prevalent occurrence in Las Vegas. But of particular concern are multi-car accidents. These present a greater challenge when determining fault and establishing accountability. Due to the involvement of multiple vehicles, it becomes more difficult...
Small cars fail to protect rear-seat passengers in new crash tests
Small cars have many advantages over larger vehicles. They’re cheaper than most big automobiles, have better gas mileage, and are usually easier to park. But new safety tests show that smaller isn’t always better. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS)...