Pedestrians face unique hazards when traveling Fresno, especially in the hours before daylight when visibility is an issue. Motorists are required to show extra care
Interstate 5 is one of the busiest interstates in the nation, and travelers don’t have to go far to spot all the hazards that arise
Bicyclists have every right to the lanes in and around Fresno, but that right is of little help when drivers get careless and ignore the
Rural two-way stop sign intersections in Fresno become very dangerous spots when drivers don’t obey the right-of-way. Traffic on one road may not be required
Drivers in Bakersfield may not realize that they owe pedestrians a special “duty of care” when they travel the city. This means they owe those
Highway 101 is the major thoroughfare in Santa Maria. It merges local drivers with motorists from across California and beyond. Travel often reaches
Pedestrians in Hanford often have to exert far too much effort just to safely walk the city. In some parts of Hanford, they are expected
San Jose bicyclists have just as much right to the lanes as any motorist. Unfortunately, local drivers can still neglect to observe this right and
Many major roads through Bakersfield appear to have enough room for bike lanes and, yet, remain without them. These lanes would offer much safer rides
Bicyclists across Fresno County must share the road with vehicles much larger and heavier than they are. A careless driver can forget about the extreme
