Busy intersections in Modesto can be dangerous places when drivers begin to lose focus on the road. Motorists can avert their eyes to check a
Highway 46 cuts across some very rural sections of San Luis Obispo Country. This two-lane and sometimes four-lane route follows a lot of open country.
Highways across rural Kern County can carry much more traffic than they were designed for and that can lead to real hazards for local motorists.
Delivery vans and semi-trucks carrying packages travel Los Angeles at all times of the day and night. These large vehicles only add to the dangers
Pedestrians traveling rural roads in and around Shafter don’t usually have the benefits of any crosswalks or sidewalks to keep them safe. They must trust
Travel on the major highways crisscrossing Fresno becomes that much more dangerous when drivers become careless or reckless. Motorists can get clumped together while traveling
Pedestrians are owed extreme caution from drivers, especially at night when visibility is just another threat to a pedestrian’s safety. In less populated sections of
All drivers in San Jose owe pedestrians a special “duty of care” as they travel. This means that drivers pay extra attention to spot anyone
Sections of busy Oildale roads without concrete dividers can put opposing lanes of traffic dangerously close to each other. Without a barrier in between lanes,
Golden State Boulevard and surrounding streets can bring together a tremendous amount of Fresno traffic. Vehicles can come from every direction and when drivers aren’t
