Debris on a freeway or highway is one of those commonplace hazards that doesn’t receive nearly as much media attention as it deserves. Every day, Californians are injured – and some even lose their lives – due to roadway debris. If you or a loved one has recently been injured due to roadway debris, you don’t have to navigate the stresses and complexities of this situation alone.
If you’ve recently been involved in a motor vehicle crash while test-driving a car, you may be panicking. Chances are that the car you were testing out was either brand new or expensive enough that any damage you may have caused is not in your family’s budget to fix… especially because you need to be able to afford a new vehicle right now as well.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA (January 10, 2023) – At least 9 people were injured in a Tesla car accident with multiple vehicles on the San Francisco Bay Bridge.
San Francisco officials are saying that the accident took place on Thanksgiving Day. A white Tesla was traveling on the San Francisco Bay Bridge while using the new “Full Self-Driving” feature.
If you’ve recently been injured in an accident that occurred in an intersection, you likely have questions about your contribution to the crash in relation to everyone else’s fault for the cause. Intersection crashes tend to be confusing and complicated because it’s rare that there is absolute clarity about what caused the wreck and who should be held accountable for it.
T-bone accidents can be uniquely traumatizing events. While it is certainly jarring to be involved in a rear-end accident, there is something mentally and emotionally different about being broadsided or about broadsiding someone else. It is relatively rare that a rear-end accident is catastrophic. By contrast, T-bone accidents are rarely minor in the scope of damage they inflict.
If someone brake-checked you and caused an accident, you may be in a position to show that they were entirely or partially at fault for any harm that was caused by the resulting crash. A driver “brake-checks” another driver when they tap their brakes while driving, causing their brake lights to come on and their car to slow slightly.
