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Auto accidents are far too common on Connecticut highways. The roads are loaded with people in all types of vehicles and all in a rush to some degree even if it is only attempting to maintain the flow of traffic. They happen during commute times as well as late in the...
A new law that went into effect on Oct. 1 in Connecticut requires motorists to yield to pedestrians who indicate that they wish to enter a crosswalk. The new rules are part of a bill signed into law by Gov. Ned Lamont in June that contains several traffic safety...
Anyone who has driven on the roads in Connecticut knows how dangerous our highways can be. Big rigs always present danger. The size, weight and traveling speeds of 18-wheelers make truck accidents uniquely catastrophic, and occasionally deadly. State and federal...
If you are involved in a collision, you may have devastating injuries that have the potential to impact you in the long term. After a crash, you will want to keep good documentation of your injuries and what happened, so that you can make a claim. Keep in mind that...
Truck accidents in Connecticut are often serious and potentially fatal. If you survived a truck accident, you likely have some expensive property damage and medical bills to pay for. If you're thinking about filing a personal injury lawsuit, it is important to include...
Residents of Norwich and other nearby areas of Connecticut may want to learn more about statistics in car accident trends. The numbers affect your car insurance as well as your safety. You can do your part to prevent a motor vehicle accident when you know how likely...
One motor vehicle accident is bad, but a second one that occurs right afterward is even worse. Many secondary crashes can be prevented to reduce further injuries and damage. Modern automotive technology has resulted in the rise of collision avoidance systems, so...
When truck brakes are not properly maintained, the results can cause serious crashes. Because semi trucks are so large and heavy, trucking accidents can be especially devastating to drivers, passengers and other Connecticut road users, leading to severe injuries and...
Slip-and-fall accidents are a common cause of preventable injury in Connecticut retail establishments. These accidents can happen for a variety of reasons, such as uneven surfaces, cracks in the pavement, or wet floors. In some cases, slip-and-fall accidents only...
Drowsy driving is a common cause of commercial truck accidents that occur on Connecticut highways. Irregular shifts, health issues, and a reliance on caffeine may all be responsible for causing a motorist to experience symptoms of fatigue while making a delivery. How...
