Car Accidents
US Government and Auto Industry To Announce Agreement On New Safety Measures
The U.S. government and a group of auto manufacturers will be unveiling a voluntary agreement at the Detroit auto show today in an attempt to...
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Pedestrian Accidents Decrease in New York City
The summer of 2015 marked the lowest three month period of pedestrians injured or killed in traffic accidents in New York City on record. Between...
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If You Want To Sue The City You Better Act Fast
Last week, a police cruiser and a vehicle holding four civilians were involved in a car accident at the intersection of Christopher Street and Greenwich...
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DOT'S Failure to Install Left Turn Lanes Ignores Obvious Danger
For individuals driving on congested Staten Island roads, heavy traffic at intersections creates not only frustration but poses significant danger for driver's attempting to make...
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Large Trucks Pose Fatal Danger On Highways
According to a recent New York Times piece, this year more people will die in traffic accidents involving large trucks than the number of people...
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Motor Vehicle Deaths Rise Sharply in 2015
Traffic deaths in the United States have risen 14% in the first six months of 2015, ahead of the same time period for 2014, putting...
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Cyclists' Deaths On The Rise In New York City
Earlier today, a cyclist was killed in Brooklyn near the Barclays Center during rush hour. The accident involved at least other two motor vehicles in...
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New York City's Right of Way Law May Soon Exempt Taxi, Livery, and Bus Drivers
New York City's Right of Way law, which makes it a misdemeanor for a driver to fail to yield to a pedestrian or cyclist with...
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Red Does Not Mean Go
Despite the Mayor's Vision Zero initiative, New York City continues to be plagued by drivers running red lights and causing injuries and deaths in motor...
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Strict DUI Penalties Take Drunk Drivers Off The Road
On September 25, 2012, new laws were established in the state of New York that introduced significantly harsher penalties for those with multiple alcohol or...
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New Yorkers Run An Alarming 10% Of Red Lights
As the temperature climbs in New York City, so do incidents of aggressive driving and road rage. A recent study examined the habits of drivers...
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"New GM" Escapes Liability on Pre-2009 Defective Ignition Switch Lawsuits
A recent ruling by Bankruptcy Judge Robert Gerber has shielded General Motors from liability for its actions regarding its cover up of ignition switch defects...
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