According to police-reported government data, just shy of two million people were either killed or non-fatally injured and required medical attention in auto accidents on U.S. roads. Each year, this statistic varies slightly, but the trend doesn’t shift much. Millions of people are hurt or killed on U.S. roads annually. Repeating this statistic doesn’t make it any easier to process.
For many of us, driving on California’s roads is a daily necessity. Every day, we join countless other drivers as we commute to work, take the kids to school, run errands, and go about our daily lives. With so many cars on California’s busy roads and highways, road rage has become more commonplace, and the results are devastating.
Are you looking to take advantage of your job that has become remote since the pandemic? Maybe you’ve always wanted to drive across the county and sightsee. Well, now you can without needing to take time off. Maybe you have purchased a van or bus and redone it so you can now live there, or you have purchased a camper. Either way, you will be on the road a lot.
Are you the parent of a new driver? This can be an exciting time in your child’s life as they gain freedom on the roads and start driving themselves to their activities. But how do you make sure you or your child is ready to take the wheel and drive safely on California roads?
Being involved in a serious traffic accident in California can be a traumatic and overwhelming experience. If you were seriously injured in a car accident, you might not consider how important it is to obtain a copy of the traffic accident report.
California mandates that people put young children in car seats or booster seats for their safety. But what happens if you follow the rules, but the seat fails you in an accident?
