The Problem of Elopement in Assisted Living Facilities
The Washington Post recently reported on what is a growing problem here in the United States – elopement from senior assisted living facilities. Elopement in an assisted living facility is when a patient leaves the facility without authorization or supervision. Elopement can be intentional or unintentional, and it can have serious consequences for patients, including death or…
Read MoreThe Rate of Young Driver Fatalities Is Currently Down in the U.S.
Although there has been a lot of bad news most of 2023, highway safety experts are providing us with some good news to end our year. The news is that the number of young driver fatalities is currently down across the country. In past years, we have seen many increases in fatalities on roadways, highways,…
Read MorePhoenix Considering Red Light Cameras Again: Do They Actually Work?
In Phoenix and other parts of Arizona, we may soon see red light traffic cameras emerging at various intersections. The reason for this is because safety experts believe they will be beneficial to preventing severe crash injuries as well as fatalities. Some people in the community are complaining that we have tried this method before,…
Read MoreHyundai and Kia Recalled Millions of Vehicles Due to Fires
When you buy any type of car, you not only expect it to get you to wherever you need to go, but you also expect the vehicle’s manufacturer to uphold their part of the agreement from the day that you purchase the car and hand over the money. Therefore, many individuals who recently purchased or…
Read MoreWho Do I Sue in a Rideshare Accident?
Rideshare is very popular these days. Often, it’s a good idea to call an Uber or Lyft. When you’ve had a few drinks and need a safe ride home, it’s the smart move. It’s a responsible choice that helps prevent drunk driving incidents and keeps our roads safer. Many of us also use rideshares for…
Read MoreSix Injured When Valley Metro Bus Crashes into Mesa Home
On Monday, a Valley Metro Bus veered off the road and crashed into a home near Broadway Road and Spencer Street in Mesa, causing at least six injuries. Per AZ Central: According to Mesa police, a southbound Dodge truck on Spencer Street ran a stop sign and crashed into the left front portion of the…
Read MoreWhat You Should Know About Hit-and-Run Accidents
It’s a bad day when you get into a car accident. You can be considered lucky if you get out of it without being injured. In those cases where both you and your car are damaged in the crash, you can at least hope for monetary compensation through filing a claim with the other driver’s…
Read MoreDo Arizona Drivers Have the Most Road Rage?
Arizona is renowned for its warm weather, low cost of living, and affordable housing. The alpine and desert landscapes provide endless beauty, and outdoor activities abound. Our low property taxes are also part of the charm. Despite the many positives, life in The Grand Canyon State isn’t always picture-perfect. Arizona was ranked number one in…
Read MoreI-10 in Los Angeles to Remain Closed for 3 to 5 Weeks After Fire
Officials in Los Angeles are stating that a portion of I-10, one of Los Angeles’ busiest highways, will be closed for three to five weeks following a massive fire. Investigators believe the fire was caused by arson. Governor Gavin Newsom stated, “We’re going to do everything in our power to move that into the more…
Read MoreThe Dangers of Truck Fires
Semi-trucks are already dangerous vehicles. As they are large, heavy, and difficult to maneuver, trucks can present risky scenarios out on the road when around other drivers. But whether they’re moving or parked, these vehicles can still lead to hazardous situations. When you’re trying to not get hit by them on the highway, you may…
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