Travel on rural roads across California often presents fewer hazards to motorists thanks to reduced traffic levels. However, it only takes one driver’s mistake, at
Pedestrians on every street in Visalia are owed a “duty of care” from the drivers they so often come in close contact with. Drivers are
Drivers make a lot of reckless decisions. One of the most dangerous mistakes they make is to take their eyes from the road, even
Motorcycle riders on San Francisco’s busiest highways and interstates face constant risks from careless and reckless motorists. The hazards are especially high at night when
Rural intersections in Fresno County can prove very dangerous. Drivers approaching must trust that anyone else in the intersection will obey the right of way.
Pedestrians face challenges every day in Merced simply to find a safe place to walk. In some parts of the city, people must travel several
Early morning travel on Bakersfield streets can be hazardous. Traffic is lighter, but there may be more inattentive drivers on the road and more reckless
Approaching a Fresno intersection at night can be a scary proposition for drivers. Drivers may have a green light, but they also have to trust
Freeway travel through Long Beach can be hazardous when motorists take their focus off the lanes ahead or travel fast enough to lose control of
Narrow, two-lane highways in Monterey County offer little protection for motorists. Traffic flowing in opposite directions is separated only by a yellow line for many
