Author: Maison Law

Pedestrians in Kern County face a constant threat from motor vehicles, especially over the holiday season. The holidays can bring out more motorists and have

In the rural parts of Kern County, drivers may not see anyone else on the road for long stretches. The opportunity to meet other motorists

Traveling narrow, busy roads around Watsonville can prove extremely dangerous when drivers veer across lanes into oncoming traffic. Drivers and passengers in other cars could

Accidents on long, narrow roads through farm country in Kern County occur when drivers allow themselves to become careless or reckless. These stretches can cause

The dangers of driving on Highway 99 are well known to frequent travelers. Lanes can get tight and traffic levels can grow throughout the day.

Travel across Bakersfield, even outside of the rush hours, can be dangerous for motorists. On busy highways, it only takes one driver not paying attention

Pedestrians and cyclists are owed a special “duty of care” from motorists in California. Drivers are responsible for looking out for pedestrians and cyclists and

With the ups and downs of mountain highways in Santa Barbara County, vehicles can build speed and drivers may not realize how fast they are

Tulare intersections can prove to be hazardous for even safe drivers when distracted or careless motorists put others in danger. Drivers glancing down at a

Crosswalks are in place in Hanford to give pedestrians a safe way to travel intersections and get to their destinations. Of course, when drivers aren’t