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Never assume drivers see you at a crosswalk
Crosswalks are designed for your safety while running or walking. They give you a safe place to cross where drivers should expect you to be. They can save lives and reduce the odds of a serious injury. That said, do not assume drivers see you or that they will stop. A...
Determining fault in a Pomona motorcycle accident
If you ride a BMW motorcycle, chances are you bought it for its safety features. BMWs have some of the most advanced safety technology of any bike on the road, including anti-lock braking, dynamic traction control, automatic stability control and tire pressure...
More caffeine equals less safety for truck drivers
Even though there are fewer cars on California roads right now, you may have noticed that there are still plenty of trucks that need to make deliveries. These drivers are striving to keep stores stocked. Unfortunately, some of these motorists are relying on caffeine...
Can people ever recover from a spinal cord injury?
People take for granted that motor vehicle travel is simply a part of their daily life. People rarely stop to think about the risk involved in moving around at such high speeds. Unfortunately, some people have to deal with long-term medical consequences because of our...
Why don’t people in vehicles notice motorcyclists?
People in enclosed motor vehicles like cars, trucks and SUVs have a legal obligation to share the road with pedestrians, bicyclists and motorcyclists. Unfortunately, people in vehicles tend not to notice pedestrians and people on smaller or non-motorized vehicles....
Should you flee from an aggressive dog?
When a dog snarls, snaps or charges, do you turn and run? You know you don’t want to get bitten and you certainly don’t want to engage a dangerous animal, so isn’t the next best option to flee? You do want to leave the area and avoid conflict, but you don’t want to...
Power wheelchair safety: Tips you can use
Power wheelchairs and seated electric scooters are an important tool for people with disabilities. They can make it much easier for someone with mobility issues to navigate their world and run short errands. But safety comes from understanding that power wheelchairs...
Yes, eating behind the wheel can cause a collision
When you go out for a drive, one of the things you might like to do is to grab a bite to eat. Whether you’re cruising with friends or are out on your own, this keeps you fueled up for the drive. Unfortunately, eating behind the wheel is a danger to yourself and...
Uneven and dangerous sidewalks endanger people in wheelchairs
Sidewalks are both a source of safety and convenience and a potential risk to the public. They increase public safety by keeping pedestrians out of the road and limiting the risk of pedestrian-vehicle collisions. However, sidewalks also create risks for those who use...
Drowsy driving is as bad as drunk driving
California drivers who get behind the wheel of a car when they are drowsy may be every bit as harmful as drunk drivers. The accidents that they cause are every bit as likely to be fatal. This problem does not get nearly as much attention as the drunk driving epidemic,...
