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Seattle Motor Vehicle Accident Law Blog
Can I use my child’s car seat after a crash?
A quality child car seat can seem expensive when buying it. Maybe you look upon it as an investment, which you can pass down to your other children. If you have been in a car accident recently, it has probably left you out of pocket. There may be repairs to your...
Why are so many pedestrians dying?
Pedestrians in America are being killed in accidents with motor vehicles at an alarming rate. According to a 2020 report from the Governors Highway Safety Association, more than 6,500 were killed in 2019 alone -- and that’s the largest number of pedestrian deaths in...
Yellow lights and the point of no return
Have you ever had a light suddenly go from green to yellow in front of you on the road, leaving you unsure what you should do? You feel like you’re too far to just keep driving, but you’re too close to be able to stop. This is known as the point of no return. Maybe...
Pedestrian safety remains a priority for all
Many people think of walking as a safe alternative to driving around town, but even pedestrians are at a risk of dying in a crash. In fact, on a per-trip basis, pedestrians are around 1.5 times more likely to die than a passenger in a vehicle. On average, one...
Reasons to travel on Seattle’s buses
There are many reasons to hop on a bus in Seattle rather than drive your car. You can save hassle in the morning by putting your kids on the school bus. You can take the Metro to work and catch up on some reading along the way. You can even use the interstate coach...
It’s not motorcycles that are dangerous, it’s people
You can still see the tears flowing down your mom’s face the day you told her you’d bought a motorcycle. You were 27 years old. Like many moms, she pleaded with you not to be selfish, not to go out there and get yourself killed. Many people think motorcycles are...
3 types of hit-and-run accidents
Being in an accident is bad enough. When the person that caused the accident does not stop, it makes it even worse. You are left wondering how you will cover the costs of damage and injuries. Failing to stop after an accident where there is injury or death is a...
How do you cope after a fatal car accident in Seattle?
“When’s daddy coming home?” It’s the question you hoped you would never have to answer. How do you explain to a 4-year-old that daddy is never coming home? You spoke to him before he left work; he rang to say he’d be late. 20 minutes later he was sideswiped out of...
Many distractions can affect driver safety
Drivers who are distracted are risky for everyone around them. They aren’t focused on the roadway and can’t make the decisions they need to get to their destination safely. It’s important for all drivers to ensure they understand how important it is to avoid...
Pedestrian accidents are rising across the United States
There were 53% more fatal pedestrian accidents in 2018 than 2009, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). There are several reasons for this increase. Town and road planning is not protecting pedestrians and often allows cars to go...