Category: Car Accidents

Using rideshare services like Uber or Lyft allows you to travel without using public transportation or your own vehicle. While these apps provide accessibility and convenience, you may still be in danger of suffering an injury in an accident. 

Uber and Lyft drivers do not need to take a special driving test or undergo heightened screening; to become a driver they just need a license, proof of residency, registration, and insurance.…

All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) are motorized light utility vehicles designed primarily for off-road use. Also known as quads or four-wheelers, they are ideal for getting work done on farms and ranches. However, more and more people have begun to purchase them purely for recreational use.…

Taxis rule the New York streets. Pedestrians, drivers, riders, and other users of the road do their best to avoid a collision. However, accidents do happen anywhere, anytime, without notice. Some of the major culprits include adverse weather conditions, faulty vehicles, faulty road signs, and careless drivers.…

According to recent findings by the National Transportation Research Nonprofit, up to 47% of major roads in New York are in poor or mediocre condition. This eye-opening statistic highlights the dangers motorists face on their everyday travels. Road hazards such as uneven pavement, black ice, potholes, and more can pose serious hazards to road users, resulting in traffic accidents that can cause serious injuries or even death.…

While some car accidents only result in property damage, others cause severe injuries and harm to the people involved. Feeling confused and frustrated after an accident is normal and can last for an extended period. If someone requires immediate medical attention, the first step is to contact emergency care.…