Cyclists in Fresno County may travel with a helmet, but otherwise, they may only have thin clothing to protect them during an impact with a
Rural intersections across Madera County may present sudden and dangerous hazards to drivers. This is especially true around two-way stops when drivers who don’t have
Pedestrians in Bakersfield can obey all crosswalk signals and monitor traffic and it’s still not a guarantee they’ll remain safe from careless drivers. A motorist
Rural Aromas intersections that bring many lanes of traffic together can prove to be dangerous spots for motorists. A wide, curving intersection means that turning
Early morning traffic on rural Kern County roads can be light, but frightening accidents still occur when just one driver makes a careless mistake. A
Cyclists travel Fresno roads without a lot of protection from cars, SUVs, and trucks. A careless driver can accidentally strike a rider to cause injuries
Pedestrians and cyclists both travel without the protection of someone in a car. A cyclist might have a small helmet on, but otherwise, those on
Pedestrians in San Jose can be asked to cross some pretty dangerous stretches of road, simply to get to where they need to be. Those
Pedestrians traveling across Turlock will find that walking in certain parts of the city is especially hazardous. Busy sections of Turlock will see more careless
Rural roads through Pruendale may not carry a lot of traffic, but small mistakes by drivers on these narrow lanes can put several motorists in
