While rideshare services such as Uber offer a convenient mode of transportation for Indiana residents, there are risks associated with using this service. Of course, most Uber freelancers are more than likely competent drivers, but some drive recklessly to transport more paying customers. Additionally, many of these drivers work other jobs, meaning that they may… Read more »
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Rideshare Passenger Rights after an Accident
Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft provide Maryland residents with convenient transportation, but what happens if you are a passenger in an Uber car accident? Who’s liable for your injuries? Unfortunately, the answer isn’t so simple. It depends on various factors, including who caused the accident and the driver’s liability coverage. Because these situations are… Read more »
Compensation For Injuries or Death in Golf Cart Accidents
Golf carts are a way of life for many Americans. You may be an avid golfer who spends a lot of time on the green, the owner of a large property that you traverse with a golf cart, or a member of the growing number of small-town residents who use street-legal golf carts to get… Read more »
Car Accident in Construction Zone: Who’s Responsible?
Road construction zones are vital for maintaining safe driving conditions across Indiana. Whether during the day or night, construction projects introduce specific hazards. While traffic congestion is common during daylight hours, reduced visibility poses challenges at night. Work zone accidents can be preventable or unavoidable, underscoring the need for cautious driving to safeguard all parties… Read more »
When a Truck Hits a Jaywalker: Who is at Fault?
Truck drivers want to be safe on Indiana’s roadways, but that gets complicated when other drivers – or even pedestrians – pose a safety hazard. Accidents involving trucks and jaywalkers are almost always catastrophic or fatal for the jaywalker. While there are not a lot of available statistics on these kinds of accidents, the sheer… Read more »
Pedestrian Hit By Motorcycle: Who Is at Fault?
It is an unfortunate fact that pedestrians can follow all the rules and still end up getting injured in an accident caused by someone on the road. At the same time, motorcyclists don’t usually think about the possibility of being injured because of the actions of a pedestrian – but it is more common than… Read more »
ATV Safety Tips: Avoid Accidents While Driving
All-terrain vehicles (ATVs), commonly called four-wheelers, have gained popularity in Indiana for their versatility in crossing open land, providing transportation for teens, and offering recreational enjoyment. However, the allure of ATVs comes with significant risks, as reckless driving and improper handling often result in severe accidents, particularly involving children. To prevent such tragedies, it’s crucial… Read more »
Drowsy Driving: How Sleep Deprivation Affects Drivers
The peril posed by drowsy driving extends beyond the driver to encompass all road users. The hazards tied to sleepiness while driving not only lead to injuries but, tragically, can result in fatalities. A preventable calamity can arise from driver fatigue or insufficient sleep. Regrettably, occurrences of drowsy driving accidents are more frequent than commonly… Read more »
The Most Effective Car Safety Features in Vehicles
Automobile safety has evolved dramatically over the last 60 years. More and more safety features in cars have been added from 1968, when the federal government first required all new cars to include three-point seatbelts, to 2018, when backup cameras became mandatory. Before choosing a new vehicle, you should evaluate its safety features. The most… Read more »
Head Injury Motorcycle Accident: Fractured Skull
What you’ll learn from this article: Were you in an Indiana head injury motorcycle accident? If so, you could be diagnosed with head trauma that changes your life forever. A Centers for Disease Control (CDC) study found that 34.3% of motorcyclists hospitalized after road accidents had some type of head injury. Brain injuries were found… Read more »