Pedestrians and cyclists both travel without the protection of someone in a car. A cyclist might have a small helmet on, but otherwise, those on
Pedestrians in San Jose can be asked to cross some pretty dangerous stretches of road, simply to get to where they need to be. Those
Pedestrians traveling across Turlock will find that walking in certain parts of the city is especially hazardous. Busy sections of Turlock will see more careless
Rural roads through Pruendale may not carry a lot of traffic, but small mistakes by drivers on these narrow lanes can put several motorists in
Motorcycles are one of the most frequently hit vehicles on the road in California. There’s no official reason for why riders are struck so often.
Travelers through rural Santa Barbara County can be enjoying the scenery instead of watching the road and suddenly put traffic in both directions in danger.
Sometimes the most dangerous threats to drivers on rural Kern County roads aren’t the motorists sharing their lanes. A small mistake by a driver in
Pedestrians in mountainous parts of San Mateo County may not always find safe crosswalks and paths to travel. It’s up to drivers to remain vigilant
Drivers on rural roads across Kern County may not meet a lot of traffic as they travel. Yet, drivers must always be wary of any
Highway 33 through Fresno County may see a lot less traffic overnight, but driver safety can still be at risk. It only takes one driver
