You get involved in a head-on accident – but the catch is that you are on a one-way street. You were driving in the correct direction when another driver suddenly turned onto the road, headed the wrong way, and struck your vehicle before you could have taken any steps...
Car Accidents
Taking photos after an auto accident: 3 types to consider
Things happen fast when you get involved in an auto accident. You may not even be on the scene for very long. People may be transported to medical centers, and the police may ask you to move your vehicle. As such, it is important to gather evidence. Taking pictures is...
How much space do Nevada drivers need to give bicyclists?
When you are riding your bicycle in Nevada, you may find yourself sharing the road with motor vehicles. You could be riding in a bike lane on the side of the street, or you may be sharing the lane directly with those cars if no bike lane is present. Cyclists are...
What does Nevada law say on motorcyclist helmets?
Motorcycles offer less physical protection than enclosed vehicles, making protective equipment particularly important when a crash occurs. Head and neck injuries are among the serious risks riders can face, which is why helmet use is addressed by Nevada law. Nevada...
Who is liable in Las Vegas tour bus crashes?
Liability in a Las Vegas tour bus crash may extend beyond the driver. Depending on what caused the collision, responsibility may fall on the bus company, a maintenance provider, another driver, a parts manufacturer or another business involved in the trip. More than...
Why a dash cam may be your car’s best investment
A dash cam can do more than simply record your drive. It can become one of the most vital tools you have if something goes wrong on the road. In the chaos of a crash, details are often missed or remembered differently, but a dash cam captures events as they actually...
Why motorcycle accidents are often more severe than car crashes
From cruising scenic roads to navigating busy streets, motorcycles offer a feeling of freedom that other vehicles can't match. As they travel on two wheels, riders enjoy an experience that is both practical and exhilarating. But significant risks come with that...
Technology may make drivers worse
A lot of current auto technology is designed to help drivers operate their vehicles safely and effectively, and it certainly does do that in some cases. A blind-spot monitor may alert a driver to a nearby vehicle so that they do not merge into it and cause a...
Vehicle issues are a leading cause of semi-truck crashes
Semi-truck collisions are often the results of operator errors. Drivers get too close to others on the road or exceed reasonable speeds, given traffic conditions. However, there are other situations that can lead to devastating semi-truck crashes that are mostly or...
How can limiting left turns improve driving safety?
The average route a person takes to get somewhere involves multiple turns. It’s likely that some of these are left turns and some are right turns. You might not think much about how many turns you have to make or how many in each direction. However, at least one...


