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Pedestrian safety remains a major issue across the United States, even as recent reports show some improvement in overall fatality numbers. That improvement should not fool anyone. Pedestrian deaths remain far above pre-pandemic levels, and one reason this issue continues to draw attention is the growing role of larger vehicles

Hit‑and‑run incidents involving pedestrians remain a serious traffic safety problem in the United States. In recent years, data show a concerning trend: about one in four pedestrian fatalities occurs in hit‑and‑run crashes. These crashes happen when a driver strikes a pedestrian and leaves the scene without stopping to identify themselves,

Introduction The rise of autonomous vehicles (AVs) promises to revolutionize the way we travel, offering potential benefits in safety, efficiency, and convenience. However, the integration of AVs into our roadways brings with it significant legal challenges, especially when it comes to pedestrian accidents. Unlike traditional vehicle accidents, liability in pedestrian

Pedestrian accidents have long been a serious concern on our roadways, but in recent years, a new and alarming trend has emerged: distracted driving. As the use of smartphones and in-car technology increases, so does the risk of distracted driving, which is now a leading cause of pedestrian accidents. Pedestrians,

Being involved in a pedestrian accident can be a traumatic and overwhelming experience. In addition to dealing with physical injuries, medical bills, and emotional distress, you may also be faced with navigating the legal process to secure compensation for your damages. Whether you’re a pedestrian who has been injured or

Pedestrian accidents are all too common and can lead to devastating injuries. Whether you’re walking on a sidewalk or crossing the street, a collision with a vehicle can cause severe harm. Unlike occupants of vehicles who have the protection of airbags and seat belts, pedestrians are left completely vulnerable. This