Author: Maison Law

Drivers and passengers can be exposed to powerful forces in a Bakersfield car collision. Victims can be put at additional risk when vehicles overturn or

  Drivers on Los Angeles County Freeways can monitor the traffic beside them and behind them, but they may never expect to be put in

Pedestrians in San Luis Obispo don’t get the attention they are owed by local drivers. When the sun goes down, motorists should be paying even

Long stretches of highway along Madera farmland can be prime places for drivers to lose focus on the road. A small veer in one direction

Long, rural stretches of highway in Tuolumne County can be dangerous for even safe motorists. As the miles go by, drivers can be lost in

Lunchtime traffic can begin to build in Visalia before and after the noon hour. The increase in traffic levels can put even more motorists at

Highly used intersections in Orcutt seem to stay busy all day long. Drivers coming from all directions must be able to trust that other motorists

Victims entering a Los Angeles intersection often have to trust that other drivers are observing traffic lights and the right-of-way. Safe drivers can’t monitor traffic

Bakersfield pedestrians don’t always receive the attention they should from drivers during the day. The problem is even worse after sundown when visibility is reduced

Drivers in Salinas already know where the busiest stretches of road are in the city. They also know how many careless drivers are out on