Virginia pedestrian accidents: Who has the right of way?
The alarming spike in Virginia pedestrian deaths in recent years has myriad causes: larger vehicles inundating the roads, the urban poor moving to the suburbs and a health-conscious population’s growth. The numbers are now up to the 120 to 150 range, compared to...
Who is liable if you’re a Virginia cyclist hit by a car?
A bicycle ride offers a cost-effective and healthy alternative to motor driving transportation. As much as cycling is a sustainable choice for your health and the environment, bicycle accidents are still rampant. An estimated 1,000 cyclists die, while approximately...
Rideshare accidents: can you sue your Uber or Lyft driver?
The era of digital applications gave rise to the app-based ride-sharing industry. Ride-hailing services, like Uber or Lyft, present job opportunities and a more convenient mode of transportation than traditional taxis. However, they are associated with the growing...
Cyclist safety in Virginia Beach – an overview
Virginia is one of the safest places for cycling in America. The League of American Bicyclists ranked the state the ninth most bike-friendly nationwide, third for its bicycle infrastructure, and fourth for bicycle planning and assessment. And yet Virginia Beach – a...
Who is responsible for rideshare accident injuries?
Ridesharing is a convenient and cheaper transportation option for many people. One can travel from one place to another without worrying about parking spaces or fees. During these rides, there is a level of trust passengers put in rideshare drivers to bring them to...