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Pedestrian fatalities remain a critical issue both nationally and in Connecticut. In 2023, the United States saw a slight decline in pedestrian deaths, with a 5.4% decrease from the previous year. Despite this improvement, pedestrian deaths have increased by 14.1%...
Documenting evidence after a motor vehicle accident is crucial, particularly if another driver caused the crash. Sometimes, it is evident that the other party was negligent, distracted or reckless. At other times, it is unclear, which means the concept of comparative...
An estimated 1.66 million people in the United States were injured in motor vehicle collisions in 2023. These figures include everything from minor cuts to significant injuries, including nearly 41,000 deaths (according to the NHTSA). Even in the relatively small...
Driving always has risks, regardless of the season. However, as the leaves begin to change and the air turns crisp, the fall season introduces a unique set of challenges for drivers. From unpredictable weather patterns to increased wildlife activity, fall driving...
Walking is a healthy activity, but it also comes with risks in Connecticut and elsewhere. According to a recent article in the Connecticut Mirror, the state’s road designs put pedestrians at risk. The data shows that 73 pedestrians were struck and killed in 2022 (the...
Connecticut may be the third smallest state by area in the United States, but there still are plenty of roadways to travel on and some of them are more dangerous than others for travelers. Four roadways in Connecticut to watch out for Some roads are more dangerous...
A wrongful death claim arises when a person dies as a result of the negligence or recklessness of another person or entity. Through a wrongful death claim, surviving family can seek financial compensation. When a person dies as a result of a motor vehicle collision,...
Recent findings indicate that across all 50 states, male drivers are more prone to be in fatal car accidents than female drivers, with Connecticut being the third most hazardous state for male drivers in terms of fatalities. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety...
Vehicle manufacturers have made many advancements in vehicle safety. For example, front crash prevention systems have been a significant step forward. These systems, often called automatic emergency braking (AEB), are designed to detect an imminent collision with...
Although the number of crashes on the roadways has risen in recent years, there is good news. According to the Federal Highway Administration, replacing signal-controlled intersections with modern roundabouts has reduced crashes by 78%. Even better news -- replacing...
