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Pennsylvania experiences high variability in weather conditions throughout the year. Rain, snow, ice, fog, and other weather hazards occur frequently across the state. These conditions contribute to thousands of pedestrian accidents annually by reducing visibility, obscuring hazards, and creating slippery surfaces. Understanding the risks posed by different weather conditions provides critical insight for pedestrians…

Crosswalks are designated areas for pedestrians to safely cross streets. They are marked with solid white lines and signage to make drivers aware of pedestrian right-of-way. Both drivers and pedestrians have an obligation to exercise caution and follow the rules at crosswalks in Washington state. Drivers’ Responsibilities at Crosswalks According to Washington state law,…

The release of Pokémon Go in 2016 brought with it a wave of augmented reality gaming enthusiasm. Millions downloaded the app, eager to catch virtual creatures superimposed onto the real world through their smartphone screens. While the game offered a fun and innovative way to interact with technology and explore surroundings, it also presented…

Navigating Alabama’s streets at night as a pedestrian presents unique safety challenges. Reduced visibility increases the risk of accidents, making it crucial for pedestrians to take proactive measures to ensure they are seen by drivers. At Monge & Associates, we understand the devastating consequences pedestrian accidents can have, and we’re committed to providing valuable…

  Pedestrian accidents are a tragic reality on Colorado’s roads, often resulting in severe injuries or fatalities. For families grappling with the devastating loss of a loved one due to a pedestrian accident, a wrongful death claim can offer a path towards justice and financial recovery. This article explores the complexities of pedestrian accidents…

Being struck by a vehicle as a pedestrian can lead to serious injuries and financial burdens. If the vehicle is an Amazon delivery van, you may have legal options for seeking compensation in South Carolina. This article provides an overview of pedestrian accident laws and your rights if you are hit by an Amazon…

Tennessee uses a modified comparative negligence system to determine fault and compensation in personal injury cases involving negligence. Under this system, the negligence of both the plaintiff (injured party) and defendant (at-fault party) are compared to determine what percentage each party contributed to the accident. If the plaintiff is less than 51% at fault…

Pedestrian accidents are unfortunately common in Maryland. When a pedestrian is struck by a vehicle, the question of who is at fault often arises. Maryland is one of only five states that still follow the legal doctrine of contributory negligence for auto accidents. This means that if a pedestrian is even partially at fault…

Pedestrian accidents are a major concern in Washington state. With large population centers like Seattle and Spokane, there are many opportunities for collisions between pedestrians and vehicles. Understanding the laws regarding crosswalks and right-of-way can help reduce accidents and keep Washingtonians safe. Crosswalk Laws in Washington Washington has clear laws regarding pedestrian right-of-way in…

Pedestrian accidents are an unfortunate reality on Tennessee roads and highways. In 2020 alone, there were 38 pedestrian fatalities in the state. While some of these accidents are unavoidable, many are the direct result of driver negligence and failure to exercise proper care and caution around pedestrians. Understanding the common forms of driver negligence…