As Seattle accident injury lawyer have I ascertained that crosses one of the locations with the highest risk of an accident. Whether it is a pedestrian, a cyclist or the driver of a car, everyone must be aware of the danger, in particular, can bring an intersection. Crossings with low visibility due to obstacles that block the view of the road often create a more serious problem.

A Seattle police officer suffered non-life threatening injuries on Thursday after his bike by a car in Fremont collided. Paramedics arrived at the scene and transported the officer, Harborview Medical Center. The preliminary investigation showed that stopped the car at the intersection of 35th and Densmore and then moved into the street when the motorcycle officer, who had not standstill, hit the rear drivers side wall. The driver of the car was injured in the accident. According to witnesses, visibility may have been a decisive factor in the accident.

I was wondering about the cause of the accident, so I put a Google map of the intersection. It is a four-way intersection with two stop signs.  It seems, as if trees and parked cars strong visibility for the intersection of stop sign, which limit the car in the accident stopped was in cars. This accident was an unfortunate event, and fortunately no one was hurt. The lesson from this accident is this; especially in areas with low visibility due to obstacles you look twice, to ensure that you are clear before entering an intersection.

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