The people of New York know how important truckers are to the community. Without trucks crisscrossing the state, vital supplies would be unable to reach those who need them. However, large vehicles on the road do increase the risk of accidents for other motorists....
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Month: February 2020
Work-related fatigue and the risk of a bicycle accident
We know that many bicyclists enjoy riding their bikes to work, whether they want to get exercise, help the environment or simply enjoy this activity. Others have no choice because they do not have a vehicle and are unable to take public transportation. Either way, the...
A lack of restraint in ride-share accidents hurts your claim
Using a ride-hailing service can be quick and convenient. Saving that extra time can really relax you, to the point that you may even take a break from strapping in while you’re in the back. But studies show that you’re probably going to pay a higher price if you’re...
Universal helmet laws save lives
It is a well-established fact that wearing a helmet protects heads against impact. Helmets help to reduce the risk of brain damage and death. In spite of this, many riders prefer to operate their vehicles without them. This is especially likely in states that do not...
NYC sanitation trucks pose serious risks for pedestrians
In addition to having significant blind spots on all sides, sanitation trucks are awkward to maneuver and deadly heavy. The many stops, turns and backups required during a single route take skill and attentiveness, and even a minor mistake may easily lead to fatal...