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7 Pedestrian Safety Tips Everyone Should Know

7 Pedestrian Safety Tips Everyone Should Know

This blog will provide some of the most crucial pedestrian safety tips. From being aware of your surroundings to using designated walkways, we will cover everything you need to know to stay safe while walking.

How Often Are Pedestrians Hit by Vehicles?

How Often Are Pedestrians Hit by Vehicles?

Whether you are walking to the store, home from school, or from your car to work, most people are pedestrians at some point during the day.  Unfortunately, pedestrian deaths and

What is a Negligent Pedestrian?

What is a Negligent Pedestrian?

When it comes to pedestrian accidents, you may assume the driver is at fault; however, this assertion isn’t always correct. Many people believe the adage, “pedestrians always have the right

Do Pedestrians Always Have the Right-of-Way

Do Pedestrians Always Have the Right-of-Way?

When you’re taking a relaxing stroll, you may not be worried about the risks distracted, speeding, or negligent drivers pose. As someone who’s on the road, either as a driver

What If I Hit A Jaywalker

What If I Hit A Jaywalker?

When we hear of car accidents involving pedestrians, we usually assume it’s the driver’s fault because of how big and powerful vehicles are. However, pedestrians can also be held liable

Proving Fault in a Pedestrian Accident

Proving Fault in a Pedestrian Accident

When it comes to pedestrian accidents, most people assume that pedestrians are automatically eligible for compensation just because they are on foot. It is also a misconception that pedestrians don’t

Pedestrian and Bike Accidents: Who’s at Fault?

Pedestrian and Bike Accidents: Who’s at Fault?

One of the most overlooked types of accidents happens between pedestrians and bicyclists. People have a hard time believing that pedestrians or bicyclists can cause accidents, but they also share

UTA Accident Prompts Look into Pedestrian Safety

A recent accident with a TRAX train has prompted the Utah Transit Authority (UTA) to take a closer look at pedestrian safety and at what threats non-motorists face on the state’s roadways