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Everyone knows there are some bad drivers on Miami roadways. These bad drivers include not only tourists and seasonal residents, but people who live in the city year-round as well. Some people have even described driving in this part of the state as a “contact sport,” according to the Miami New Times. That description isContinue reading “Dangerous Intersections Causing Miami Car Accidents”

We may not be any closer to flying cars, but there’s no denying that vehicles have evolved quite drastically in recent years. The next big change could be right around the corner and it’s already got some overwhelming support, according to CNN Money. Consumer Reports magazine recently announced that it’s in full support for vehicle-to-vehicleContinue reading “Auto Accident Category Archives — Page 8 of 19”

We may not be any closer to flying cars, but there’s no denying that vehicles have evolved quite drastically in recent years. The next big change could be right around the corner and it’s already got some overwhelming support, according to CNN Money. Consumer Reports magazine recently announced that it’s in full support for vehicle-to-vehicleContinue reading “Davie Car Accidents to be Reduced by V2V Technology”

Officials in Florida are targeting aggressive drivers, who are causing far too many car accidents in Margate and elsewhere. These kinds of accidents are completely preventable with a little awareness. The Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) is now asking drivers to watch their tempers and keep their eyes on the road – or they will beContinue reading “Margate Trucking Accidents Caused by Aggressive Drivers; Troopers Take Action”

There is a new safety policy in effect, created to help reduce the risks of cruise ship injuries in Fort Lauderdale and elsewhere. Recently, a number of cruise lines and safety organizations announced that passengers must participate in a mandatory muster drill before their ship can depart, according to the Travel Market Report. The PassengerContinue reading “New Rules Help Lessen Risk of Fort Lauderdale Cruise Ship Injury”

As our Plantation car accident attorneys recently reported, our roadways are plagued with dangers. Many of these are presented to motorists who have already been in an accident, or whose vehicles have broken down on the side of the road, as well as good Samaritans who stop to offer help. Unfortunately, when a motorist stopsContinue reading “Three Killed Attending to Car Accident in Plantation”

A middle-aged bicyclist is dead, following a Tri-Rail train accident in Fort Lauderdale. The accident happened as the bicyclist attempted to cross the tracks at NW 82nd Street at about 7 a.m., according to NBC Miami. According to Fort Lauderdale Police, the train was heading north and had just passed through the intersection when theContinue reading “Accident at Tri-Rail Crossing in Fort Lauderdale Kills Bicyclist”

When you see a police car with lights flashing by the roadside, you must move over a lane to offer them space to do their job safely. Under Florida’s Move Over Law, you must slow down to 20 miles per hour under the speed limit. For those who don’t, you run the risk of aContinue reading “February Campaign Pushing Move Over Law to Reduce Risks of Car Accident in Miami and Elsewhere”

When you see a police car with lights flashing by the roadside, you must move over a lane to offer them space to do their job safely. Under Florida’s Move Over Law, you must slow down to 20 miles per hour under the speed limit. For those who don’t, you run the risk of aContinue reading “South Florida Injury Lawyers Blog — Page 53 of 76 — Published by Broward County, Florida Personal Injury & Accident Attorneys — Freeman Injury Law”

An 11th victim has been discovered after two massive pile-ups on I-75 late last month that are being attributed to heavy morning fog and smoke from a nearby brush fire. The Associated Press is reporting it took recovery crews two days to find the deceased man, who was trapped in his truck following the theContinue reading “Fog, Smoke Can Trigger Car Accidents in Port St. Lucie, Elsewhere”