Drivers approaching stop signs on rural Fresno County roads must make sure they heed those signs before trying to enter or cross another road. Drivers
Two-lane Fresno County highways can be dangerous at night. Drivers can become distracted by a cellphone text or become drowsy and begin to drive in
Travel on Los Angeles streets at night can be hazardous. L.A. drivers seem to get more careless and reckless in the early morning hours and
Traveling on rural two-lane highways through Madera County can be extremely dangerous when drivers become careless or reckless. A motorist deciding to pass other vehicles
Pedestrians in Gilroy can walk for a mile or more in any direction and have real trouble finding a safe crosswalk. Pedestrians will also struggle
Pedestrians traveling Santa Cruz are owed a legal “duty of care” by all local drivers. This means motorists should monitor the road at all times,
Pedestrians in parts of Los Banos can face a mile or more between intersections and safe crosswalks. They can also find themselves having to cross
Rural Madera County roads can feature light traffic at times, but drivers must still remain clear-headed and focused in order to navigate curves and stay
Two-way stop-sign intersections in and around Porterville can be dangerous spots for drivers. Motorists who have the right-of-way and don’t have to stop must be
Pedestrians in Hollister can find hazardous conditions when they leave their homes. They may confront busy streets with no sidewalks. They may have to walk
Drivers approaching stop signs on rural Fresno County roads must make sure they heed those signs before trying to enter
Two-lane Fresno County highways can be dangerous at night. Drivers can become distracted by a cellphone text or become drowsy
Travel on Los Angeles streets at night can be hazardous. L.A. drivers seem to get more careless and reckless in
Traveling on rural two-lane highways through Madera County can be extremely dangerous when drivers become careless or reckless. A motorist
Pedestrians in Gilroy can walk for a mile or more in any direction and have real trouble finding a safe
Pedestrians traveling Santa Cruz are owed a legal “duty of care” by all local drivers. This means motorists should monitor
Pedestrians in parts of Los Banos can face a mile or more between intersections and safe crosswalks. They can also
Rural Madera County roads can feature light traffic at times, but drivers must still remain clear-headed and focused in order
Two-way stop-sign intersections in and around Porterville can be dangerous spots for drivers. Motorists who have the right-of-way and don’t
Pedestrians in Hollister can find hazardous conditions when they leave their homes. They may confront busy streets with no sidewalks.
