California is home to major motor vehicle accidents every year. Eleven percent of California highway deaths occur during rollover accidents. SUVs and top-heavy trucks are
According to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, California has roads that total over 396,500 miles. A study was conducted on over 4,400
Motorists who commonly use Highway 99 through Merced County, Stanislaus County, and Modesto know the dangers careless truck drivers can pose. Drivers in smaller cars
Safe drivers in Bakersfield can strive to avoid the careless mistakes of other motorists. Defensive driving can prevent the vast majority of collisions. Unfortunately, coming
Wrong-way drivers put so many lives in danger, including their own, when they get on a highway going the wrong direction. Motorists practicing safe driving
The curvy and steep rural highways through Santa Barbara are no places for drivers to take their eyes from the road. A glance down or
Major intersections in Orcutt can prove hazardous for drivers in any direction when a motorist ignores the right of way. Other drivers can be surprised
Those who travel on foot in San Jose can find safe passages hard to locate. In some sections of the city, crosswalks can be few
Pedestrians in Merced are always at risk from careless and reckless drivers. Those on foot have no protection in a collision with a vehicle and
Motorcyclists in rural San Benito County do their best to ride as safely as possible. Unfortunately, they have no control over the actions of careless
California is home to major motor vehicle accidents every year. Eleven percent of California highway deaths occur during rollover accidents.
According to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, California has roads that total over 396,500 miles. A study
Motorists who commonly use Highway 99 through Merced County, Stanislaus County, and Modesto know the dangers careless truck drivers can
Safe drivers in Bakersfield can strive to avoid the careless mistakes of other motorists. Defensive driving can prevent the vast
Wrong-way drivers put so many lives in danger, including their own, when they get on a highway going the wrong
The curvy and steep rural highways through Santa Barbara are no places for drivers to take their eyes from the
Major intersections in Orcutt can prove hazardous for drivers in any direction when a motorist ignores the right of way.
Those who travel on foot in San Jose can find safe passages hard to locate. In some sections of the
Pedestrians in Merced are always at risk from careless and reckless drivers. Those on foot have no protection in a
Motorcyclists in rural San Benito County do their best to ride as safely as possible. Unfortunately, they have no control
