Dangerous streets in Georgia are a common cause of car accidents. Rubble, uneven road surfaces, loose objects, wet roadway and bad road construction contribute to hazardous roadway conditions.

Motorists expect roads and motorways in relatively safe state maintained. You expect your hard-earned tax dollars are created for a good cause. Unfortunately, dangerous roads are often the cause of catastrophic accidents, the life or life-changing injuries cause.

There are several basic types of road accidents which are construction and maintenance related:

Accidents due to the construction of a bridge, road, freeway, or an on ramp or off-ramp accidents by an inherently dangerous road of DesignAccidents as a result improperly terminated traffic SignalsAccidents where it to are few or even no street signs

With the increase of cars and drivers on the road every year there is a resulting increase in the need to repair construction repair and patched old, worn road surfaces, bridge overpasses and roadway expansion by adding new lanes to existing highways, expressways and roads. The public companies implement construction has to maintain a legal obligation to construct and design the streets in a manner that reasonably safe is travel available to the public.

Dangerous roads lead from the failure of the management of construction projects to post warning signs or traffic cones required and visible and other construction signage, the pedestrians and vehicle operators warn that construction is underway. Not properly designed roads are the result of numerous serious injuries and wrongful deaths per year. Danger lurks where lacks sharp curbs, the correct classification, crash barriers on freeway ramps, separate insufficient space barrier against traffic lanes and the lack of construction of signage warning of the ongoing construction. These are the conditions for its own security ensure that not obvious even to an individual which can be through exercises.

A public body may for causing injuries due to dangerous conditions be liable to their status especially if it failed to foresee and reasonably expect that an accident while were conditions under which to know, it could happen the conditions. A public sector body is likely to take preventive measures before a violation occurs. Where a dangerous roads or property conditions can a public entity claim the defence of the "design immunity." make the public company's defense must prove three things: (1) the cause of the accident was as a result of project design; (2) before it were discretionary approval; (3) the adequacy of the draft was supported by sufficient evidence.

It is extremely difficult for lay people in Georgia to consider liability, where potentially hazardous road conditions there have. If you or a loved one have been injured or killed in an accident, where a street or a bridge in question is the construction or design, you should be the experienced Georgia personal injury law firm Montlick & Associates contact. We work hard for our clients in their best interest, full compensation for medical costs, lost to get wages, pain and suffering, disability and other corresponding damage.

It is important to note that time periods shall apply for all legal matters and failure to take account of your right performs the necessary actions in a timely manner to the loss, make a claim.  Therefore, it is always important as soon as possible after an injury with an experienced Georgia to consult personal injury lawyer.

The Atlanta car accident lawyers Montlick and staff is available to clients in all Georgia and in the Southeast, including but not limited to Albany, Athens, Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus, Gainesville, Macon, Marietta, Rome, Roswell, Savannah, Smyrna, Valdosta, helping Warner Robins and all the smaller towns and rural areas in the State. No matter where you are our lawyers are only a phone call away, and we come to you. Call the week us 24 hours a day/7 days for your free consultation at 1-800-LAW-NEED (1-800-529-6333). You can also visit us at www.montlick.com and use our free case evaluation form or 24-hour live online chat.

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