Pedestrians travel Bakersfield without any protection from a potential strike from a truck or car. It’s why drivers are under a “duty of care” to
Pedestrians in some parts of Bakersfield are often asked to give up basic safety assurances just to travel a few blocks. Some crosswalks can be
Parts of San Luis Obispo are not set up to keep pedestrians safe. In some sections of the city, intersections with traffic lights and proper
Certain sections of Fresno are not properly designed with the safety of pedestrians in mind. This lack of safety features is especially dangerous at night
Nipomo drivers can encounter big rigs and tanker trucks at any time of day. These large vehicles can take up more than their fair share
Pedestrians in sections of southern Bakersfield can face real challenges to their safety at any time of day. There are many roads in this part
Drivers often claim they couldn’t see pedestrians when they hit someone traveling on foot. This is usually an excuse for the motorist not paying proper
Pedestrians in Bakersfield can find it a struggle to get anywhere in the city on foot. In some more rural areas of Bakersfield, crosswalks can
Cruising narrow city streets in Santa Barbara can make it hard to steer clear of the mistakes other drivers can make. Drivers can decide to
Highway 101 is the most popular route through Santa Barbara County. Unfortunately, that popularity draws increased traffic and increases the chances of a careless or
