Approximately 72% of the accidents involving pedestrian injuries occur at night. Anyone who lives in a big city would agree that walking along the streets comes with its own risks, especially when walking adjacent to a busy roadway. If a driver … [Read more...]
Shocking Pedestrian Accident Statistics – St. Louis Attorney
Every year, around 4,000 pedestrians are killed in motor vehicle accidents in the United States, and another 70,000 are injured. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) defines a pedestrian victim as anyone on foot, running, … [Read more...]
Parking Lot Accidents: Pinned Between 2 Vehicles
An estimated 20% of all car accidents take place in commercial parking lots. Surprisingly, more accidents happen in parking garages and parking lots than in highways and main roads. When driving in a parking lot, even the most careful and … [Read more...]
Failure to Yield Right of Way to Pedestrians
A large number of pedestrian accidents occur in crosswalks and are often the fault of the driver of the car. Car-pedestrian accidents are a common occurrence across the United States. Unfortunately, many of these accidents occur due to the fault … [Read more...]
Distracted Pedestrians – A Growing Concern in St. Louis
Distracted pedestrians are becoming more prone to accidents on the road, resulting in serious injuries and even death. Distracted driving is an ever growing problem even though everyone is aware of its consequences. Distracted driving is when … [Read more...]
Causes of St. Louis Pedestrian Accidents
You don’t have to be in a car to be involved in a car accident. In fact, over 78,000 pedestrians are treated for injuries each year as a result of being hit by a car. Since a pedestrian has absolutely no protection from the impact, injuries are … [Read more...]
Car Accidents Involving Distracted Pedestrians
Recent reports show pedestrian fatalities are on the rise. Often times, when we think about distractions in relation to car accidents, we think about drivers who may be talking or texting on their cell phone, adjusting the radio, or eating. These … [Read more...]
