Are motorists at fault in the majority of motorcycle accidents? May 3, 2016 by Steven M. Gursten Sobering thoughts on how we can better protect motorcyclists from being hit by cars May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. But designating something as an “awareness month” doesn’t really do much good if the driving public doesn’t truly […]
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What does my MRI mean? May 11, 2016 by Steven M. Gursten Our attorneys explain what it means when our clients tell us they have a disc herniation or a bulging disc on an MRI after a car accident Most doctors could use a little help on their bedside manner these days. As appointment
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Can a motorist drive in a designated bike lane? May 30, 2016 by Steven M. Gursten What drivers need to know about bicycle lanes and preventing car accidents involving cyclists Happy Memorial Day, everybody. For a quick refresh on Memorial Day safe driving tips to prevent car accidents, take a look at our Friday blog post.
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What about protecting driverless car accident victims? June 7, 2016 by Steven M. Gursten Driverless car laws make big advances by allowing road testing ‘without a human operator’ and driverless Uber-type services, but swerves around issue of liability for driverless car accidents More than two years ago, the Legislature changed the law to allow
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What do I do if my car stalls on the highway? June 29, 2016 by Steven M. Gursten Here’s what you can do to stay safe, avoid being rear-ended or involved in a car accidents if your engine dies or your car stalls Last week, there was a tragic, fatal car accident caused by
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What Makes a Dangerous Intersection Look out for these 13 danger signs The Dangerous Intersection warning sign (W42-1). Size is 24″ diamond shape, engineer grade prismatic or high-intensity reflective signs. Be alert, you’re approaching a dangerous intersection. There are certain factors that can increase the likelihood of an intersection being dangerous. If you’re
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This is Why LAX Traffic is Such a Mess! Southwest Terminal 1 Construction & Drop-Off Bottleneck Look at the satellite image picture above. When is the last time you saw no traffic during the day when dropping off at LAX? LAX drop-off traffic is a complete mess and has been ever since
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Re-Thinking Fuel Additives: Making Them an Integral Part of Fuel Production February 6, 2021 by admin Leave a Comment Fuel additives, or compounds which change the chemical makeup of gasoline or diesel fuel, are already familiar to most people. Racing enthusiasts know about fuel performance additives used by racing car drivers to improve their 0-60 time. People
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Ghost drivers: cautionary instructions and correct reactions Written by Olivier Duquesne on 02/10/2021 Coming across a phantom driver (on the wrong side of the road) is stressful, especially since an accident with such a vehicle is often (very) serious. Here is the behavior to adopt to avoid disaster. What are the good reflexes? Alcohol, above all,
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Driving in high winds and storms Written by Olivier Duquesne on 02/17/2022 Wind is a significant weather hazard when driving. As soon as it reaches 60 km/h, it can cause damage. Above 80 km/h, it becomes dangerous. Caution is therefore essential when driving. The wind is dangerous in different aspects. It can cause damage to parked or moving
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