Nothing Good Happens From California Decriminalizing Jaywalking

In 2019, the most recent year for which data is available, the California Highway Patrol reported that 1,034 people were killed and 14,126 were injured in pedestrian accidents in the state. Pedestrians have nothing protecting them when they are struck by vehicles and absorb the physical forces released in a collision with

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Video Shows Self-Driving Tesla Caused Crash In San Francisco

Surveillance footage from a crash on the San Francisco Bay Bridge shows a Tesla changing lanes then abruptly braking in the far-left lane. This action resulted in an eight-vehicle crash. The crash injured nine people, including a 2-year-old child while blocking traffic on the bridge for more than an hour. The driver

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Ways You Can Minimize Injuries From A Motorcycle Crash

Serious motorcycle accidents often leave victims with painful injuries, permanent impairments, steep medical bills among other potentially life changing setbacks. If you ride a motorcycle learning how to avoid injury in a motorcycle accident can help you keep your health intact and may even save your life. We created this

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After Two Fatalities Target Recalls Children’s Blankets

The Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSA) along with Target Corporation of Minneapolis, Minnesota announced the recall of over 200,000 Pillowfort Weighted Blankets. These blankets were recalled after it was discovered young children could become entrapped by unzipping and entering the banket which could pose the risk of death by asphyxiation.

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How Common Are Train Accidents in California?

Trains have been used for decades to help Americans travel around the country. They’re efficient, affordable, and accessible to all different kinds of passengers. Since the early 1800s, trains have been one of America’s most reliable forms of transportation. However, rail accidents can occur. Over the past 200 years of

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What Was the Deadliest Train Crash in California?

For almost 200 years, trains have been carrying countless passengers back and forth across the country. As time has passed, advanced technology and increased provisions have only helped trains become safer and more efficient. However, train accidents still occur occasionally throughout the U.S. While advanced technology has helped to make

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Another Takata Air Bag Death Confirmed

United States regulators and Stellantis confirmed this week that an exploding Takata air bag has killed another driver. Stellantis and the National Highway Safety administration reaffirmed warnings to over 250,000 owners of older Dodge and Chrysler vehicles to stop driving these vehicles until the faulty inflators have been replaced. Stellantis

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