Pedestrian safety: Amtrak train accident in Southern California kills three men walking along tracks
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Three pedestrians were killed on Monday, Dec. 13 when they were struck by an Amtrak train headed from San Diego to Los Angeles, according to KTLA News in Los Angeles. Thought to be possible taggers, the men in their early- to mid-20s were walking along the train tracks over Telegraph Road when the Amtrak train struck the pedestrians.
The conductor of the train tried to avert the pedestrian accident but could not apply the train’s brakes in time, causing a fatal collision with the men. LA County fire department and LA Sheriff Homicide detectives arrived on the scene shortly thereafter and pronounced the men dead.
A train accident is rare. Most often, pedestrian injuries occur on the road involving vehicles, and the risk of a pedestrian accident is higher than once thought: a pedestrian is killed every 120 seconds according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Pedestrian accidents generally occur because:
A driver has failed to yield the right-of-way to a pedestrian at a crosswalk. Generally, a pedestrian has the right-of-way for crossing the street, walking in a parking lot and on sidewalks. When a driver fails to give you the right-of-way, and if you’re injured as a result, you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries.Hit-and-run accidents. A hit-and-run car accident can frequently involve pedestrians. Try to gather license plate information if you can.A driver not making a complete stop. If a driver is not paying attention and fails to make a complete stop, s/he may not be able to see you on the road and can collide with you. In the case of the Amtrak train, even though the conductor was aware of the men traveling the tracks, he was unable to make a complete stop in time. This can often happen on the road as well.Pedestrian safety is often overlooked as a possible public hazard. But unfortunately, accidents like these can happen anytime, but there are ways to avoid being hit as a pedestrian on the street.
To stay on the safer side of pedestrian travel, try to:
Wear white or bright clothing when walking. If you’re pro-pedestrian, then consider wearing brighter clothing so drivers can see you on the road.Use reflective vests. Bicyclists will find this tip extra useful because reflective gear can greatly increase your visibility, especially as oncoming headlights approach you. Cars can see you much more quickly using reflective gear versus dark, inhibitive clothing.Don’t J-Walk. Even if you think it’s safe, do not cross the road without using a crosswalk and following pedestrian safety rules. You never know when a car will take a turn out of nowhere and hit you.Don’t travel along railroad tracks. Even if you think you’re quick enough to get out of the way of a train’s path, don’t linger around or walk alongside train tracks. While this seems like an obvious tip, there are many travelers who use train tracks for longer distances since train tracks offer a more direct route without having to use street travel. Like the pedestrians killed in the Amtrak accident, it’s safer to simply stay on the sidewalk versus any alternative travel via train tracks.Don’t walk at night. As seen in a previous blog post involving a pedestrian accident in San Marcos, it’s never completely safe to walk at night, especially on busy areas near freeways and on-ramps. Avoid pedestrian activities at dusk and night hours.If you have been injured as a pedestrian, attorneys at the Law Offices of Michael Pines, APC, can help evaluate your case. The free review is comprehensive: we collect information involving you, your injuries, the person(s) involved in the case, and the nature of the case. It’s private and free—call us now at 1-800-655-6585 or use the contact form. A personal injury attorney specializing in pedestrian accidents will contact you immediately.
Garden Grove Collision Injures Three People Including a Child
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October 27, 2011 - According to reports a Garden Grove two car collision injured three people, which included a child.
According to Garden Grover Police Sgt. Rick Wagner the collision occurred at approximately 8:08 a.m. in the vicinity north of Chapman Avenue and occurring on Magnolia Street in Garden Grove.
The collision involved two vehicles were a Chevrolet Suburban and a Dodge Neon. The collision resulted in three people being injured, one of which was reported to be a child, according to Sgt. Wagner. One of the people involved in the crash was a woman that was unable to get out of the vehicle on her own.
The three injured victims were transported by ambulance to area hospitals, with two of them being transported to UCI Medical Center. The other person injured in the collision was transported to Garden Grove Hospital.
Reservoir Collision Killed Three Women and Injures Three
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October 17, 2011- According to reports three women were killed and one person injured in a reservoir collision.
According to Los Angeles County Fire Inspector Matt Levesque the collision occurred on Puddingstone Reservoir near San Dimas, at Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park at approximately 4:30 p.m.
The accident involved three women on a personal water craft and a motorboat. Levesque said that the personal watercraft stuck the motorboat.
The three women were pronounced dead by paramedics at the scene of the collision, they have been identified as Aurora Gadiz Yeso age 53, Mari-con Abello age 34 and Anesia Bautista age 47.
Three men onboard the motorboat were injured, the men were ages 22, 35 and 36. There was a 22 year old woman onboard the motorboat that was thrown from the boat and suffered non-life threatening injuries.
According to Levesque the men that were injured had serious trauma injuries and were airlifted to hospital. The woman thrown from the boat was transported to an area hospital by ambulance.
According to Sheriff’s Department investigators the boat was believed to be a 20 foot powerboat and they believe the collision occurred as they were making a turn on the lake. They also stated there is no speed limit on the water, but vessels are required to stay at least 25 piece apart on the water.
According to Los Angeles County Chief Lifeguard, alcohol does not appear to have been a factor in the collision, but that could change. The wrongful death attorneys at Ehline Law FIrm PC bring thee tort fact patterns to the public to shed light on issues of public safety and accident avoidance. To learn more about California tort laws, contact 21250 Hawthorne Blvd., Suite 500 Torrance, CA 90503 USA +1.424.233.0709.
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Reservoir collision killed three women and three injured
October 17, 2011-according to three women were killed reports and a person injured in collision a reservoir.
According to the Los Angeles County fire inspector Matt Lévesque the collision on covered joined Reservoir near the city of San Dimas, Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park approximately 16: 30
The accident involved three women on a personal watercraft and a motorboat. Levesque, said that the watercraft are the motor boat.
The three women were by paramedics at the scene of the collision, they pronounced have age as Aurora Gadiz Yeso of 53 years, Mari-con Abello 34 years and Anesia Bautista of age 47 were classified.
Three men on board the boat were injured, the men were at the age of 22, 35 and 36. It was a 22 year old woman on board the boat, which was thrown from the boat and not life-threatening injuries.
After Lévesque severe trauma injuries had the men who were injured and were taken to the hospital. The woman thrown from a boat ambulance was transported to an area hospital.
According to Sheriff's Department, the boat was believed investigators to a 20-foot powerboat, and they believe that the collision, as they were making a turn on the Lake. She also said, there is no limit to the speed on the water, but vessels are required to at least 25 units remain apart on the water.
After Los Angeles County Chief lifeguard seems alcohol not a factor in the collision have been, but this change could be. The wrongful death attorneys at Ehline law FIrm PC bring you illuminate tort fact pattern of the public to issues of public safety and preventing accidents. More information on California tort, contact 21250 Hawthorne Blvd., Suite 500 Torrance, CA 90503 United States + 1 424 233 0709.
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Three Killed In Tragic Arlington Wreck Identified
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Posted On: October 11, 2011 by Mark A. Anderson
Three of the victims of yesterday’s fatal car wreck in Arlington have been identified as twin brothers Michael and Stephen Eckles, 21 (one of whom was driving), and Danielle Ruthstrom, 19. It is believed all three attended Seguin High School in Arlington. Two other victims who are still in critical condition at JPS Hospital in Fort Worth have not yet been publically identified.
Police still do not know what exactly caused the car in which the group was riding to go off the road and crash into a tree, splitting it in half before becoming engulfed in flames. There was speculation that alcohol was a factor as a liquor bottle was found at the accident scene, although a close friend of the Eckles brothers whose home they had left just prior to the collision reported that he noticed nothing unusual about either of them.
The deadly accident happened at approximately 3:00 am yesterday morning at the intersection of Southeast Green Oaks Boulevard and Yaupon Drive, close to Ferguson Junior High School.
I wish to offer my most heartfelt condolences to the families of Michael, Stephen and Danielle. I cannot even imagine the grief you must be experiencing right now. What happened with a tragedy. On behalf of everyone here at the Anderson Law Firm, and I’m sure across the Dallas-Fort Worth area, I want you to know that our thoughts are with you.
To the loved ones of those still in hospital: I wish your children as full and speedy recovery as possible. Our thoughts are with you also.
Route 516 Crash in New Jersey Injures Three
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A serious accident involving two vehicles and a garbage truck occurred in Old Bridge on Friday, September 23. A Honda Accord driven by Janelle Williams, 30, of Old Bridge, was struck by a garbage truck that swerved while attempting to avoid a Subaru Forester, which was making a U-turn.
Williams and her seven-year-old son were badly injured, and were taken to Robert Wood University Hospital. Williams, who sustained several broken bones, facial wounds, and internal injuries, was listed in critical condition. Her son, who also sustained broken bones and facial injuries, was listed in serious condition. The driver of the Subaru, Michael Kucsak, 68, of Carteret, suffered a brain injury and was listed in serious condition. The driver of the garbage truck was not injured.
We send our most sincere wishes to all those injured in this accident, and hope they make quick and complete recoveries.
While the investigation of this accident is still pending and we don’t know enough details to determine who was at fault, serious accidents such as this one serve as a reminder to drive safely, and to observe the rules of the road. Obey traffic signs and lights, comply with road signs, and do not make illegal turns. Failure to obey the rules of the road can result in serious injury to yourself, to your passengers, and to other drivers.
Even if you drive safely, there’s no guarantee that others who share the road will do the same. If you or someone you love has recently been injured in an automobile accident, and you believe someone else is responsible for your injuries, contact a car accident attorney New Jersey to discuss your legal options.
Three Dead, Two Injured in Early-Morning Arlington Wreck
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Posted On: October 10, 2011 by Mark A. Anderson
It’s only Monday morning, and already a disastrous single-car accident which occurred in Arlington in the early hours has cost three people their lives and left another two hospitalized in critical condition. At approximately 3:00am this morning, an Arlington patrol officer witnessed a flash of light on Southeast Green Oaks Boulevard between Cravens Park Drive and Yaupon Drive. A Honda Accord carrying four passengers in addition to the driver crashed into a tree. No other vehicles were involved in the collision.
According to the police, the driver and a passenger identified as his brother were pronounced deceased at the wreck scene. A third person, a female, died shortly thereafter at John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth. Another two individuals, both passengers in the car, remain in critical condition and are being treated for serious injuries. No names of the accident victims have been released, although police have confirmed the ages of all five individuals range from 17 to 21.
At this stage, a police investigation has not determined what caused the driver of the Honda to lose control, although it is believed that speeding was a factor. Given the rain we’ve had over the weekend after a month-long drought, the roads around DFW are particularly slippery right now, causing hazards for all motorists. Police also reported that a liquor bottle was recovered from the destroyed vehicle, and have noted that alcohol could possibly have been a factor although they cannot confirm whether the driver had indeed been drinking.
Regardless of the causes of this crash, the fact that it is a tragedy is undeniable. I would like to offer my most sincere and heartfelt sympathies to the families and loved ones of those whose lives were lost in the accident. I am very sorry for your loss. I would also like to offer my thoughts and hopes for a full recovery to those who remain under the doctors’ care.
Three Vehicle and Motorcycle Collision Occurred on the 91 Freeway
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September 14, 2011-According to reports a three vehicle and motorcycle collision occurred on the 91 Freeway in Anaheim. According to the California Highway Patrol the collision occurred at approximately 7:00 a.m. Wednesday on the 91 Freeway, in the vicinity east of North Lakeview Avenue in Anaheim, involving three vehicles and a motorcycle.
California Highway Patrol Officer T. Montoya, the collision involved a Kawasaki motorcycle a Chevrolet Trailblazer, a gold Audi and a silver Honda Accord. Officer Montoya was at the scene and stated that the motorcyclist and a passenger from the Chevy Trailblazer were transported by ambulance to a nearby hospital, but did not appear to have severe injuries.
According to California Highway Patrol Officer Denise Quesada the motorcyclist was reportedly walking around after the collision and did not appear to have serious injuries. There was a SigAlert issued for the Nos. 1, 2 and 3 lanes that was later canceled at approximately 7:48 a.m. Ehline Law Firm PC is your Anaheim car motorcycle accident attorney at 333 City Boulevard West, 17th Fl. Orange, CA 92868 USA +714.912.9724.
Three car accident sends four people to hospital
On 30 August, a three-vehicle accident in vineland sent four people to hospital and closed the intersection of East Avenue and oak road for more than four hours.
A 17-year-old with two passengers in her Volvo no red light while traveling from the North on East Avenue. It collided with a truck powered by Jose Rosado, which then influenced a Toyota driven by Kristin Charlson.
The Volvo was the truck under Rosodo, fixed saver force to cut the free driver. It was was flown to Cooper University Hospital and in stable condition. Their passengers and Charlson have been to South Jersey healthcare-regional medical center and released.
We are deeply grateful to hear that the Volvo drivers, their passengers, Mr Rosado and wife
Charlson were not seriously injured. We wish a speedy recovery them all.
Risk, in an instant
Driver based on traffic lights, to ensure that respect other drivers of their right of way. But a tragic crash requires only one driver, which temporarily distracts your attention from the road.
The Volvo driver inattention to a "tragedy", but it sent four people to hospital. Unfortunately their trip demonstrates what NJ car accident lawyers already over 16 - to 19-year-old driver know: they make more accidents than any other age group.
By holding teenage drivers for their actions responsible young unduly punish not victims. You send the message that the dangerous driving due to the age of a person is not acceptable.
You have by a teenage rider injured been?
If a teenage driver in a car accident has injured you, Cohen assault at a New Jersey Attorney with console & Hollawell today. Although you feel sympathy for the young people can, his or her insurance will not feel sympathy for you and will present a lowball settlement offers, if given the chance.
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Three car accident injured two people
Two people were injured in a three car crash in Maurice River Township on August 14. Parkinson and Stephen Simpson injured Sarah, if their Chevy Malibu in the North Street route 347 slipped and head-on collided with a Ford Ranger by Vincent Huhman driven.
The impact caused Huhman of the vehicle turn themselves and effect study in a Mitsubishi GALANT from Steven Scoleri driven. The accident, Parkinson's disease and Simpson left in their vehicle caught.
To be able, had flown Parkinson, the city campus of the Atlanticare regional medical center and treated for abdominal pain. Simpson was in the regional medical center injury unspecified treated. Huhman and Scoleri received denied minor injuries and medical treatment.
We wish Mrs Parkinson and Mr. Simpson a speedy recovery from her injuries.
According to police, the accident due to excessive speed loss of control was caused. Given the nature of the accident and the number of vehicles involved could be the injuries have been much worse.
The possibility of delayed injuries
Head-on collisions can be fatal. U.S. traffic statistics show that they account for more than 10% of fatal car crashes despite only 2% of the accidents. By the extreme forces involved causing often large injury collisions, front, from which some take weeks, months or even years to heal.
In some cases cause head-on collisions, the seemingly minor injuries causing those who are later discovered actually great. For accident victims, this means that document what seems, to a smaller disaster finally New Jersey accident to build lawyers a violation could help case.
If you involved in a frontal collision, which seems are, leave unscathed, you should still record as the accident occurred, and ask for a copy of police report. If you experience delayed injuries, this evidence can a NJ accident lawyer, establishing your case.
Are you due late injuries?
If you weeks, months or years after the occurrence of a frontal collision issues health, you will receive a NJ accident lawyer. If you can't wait, the strength of your case and your chance for compensation reduce could.
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Motorcycle crash shuts down three lanes of traffic 91 Freeway
2 August 2011 - a motorcycle crash reportedly closed three lanes of traffic 91 Freeway. According to California Highway patrol the collision between a motorcycle, a landscaping occurred Tuesday trucks and a Mercedes-Benz at approximately 19: 00. The collision occurred is way of the 91 Freeway in several streets West.
Riverside County is the collision occurred West of the line after California Highway Patrol. California Highway Patrol officer Gabe Montoya specified motorcycle, top of the No. 3-track to stop the collision and caused the motorcycle on fire caught.
The SigAlert was issued after the collision, close the amendments 2, it has not reported 3 and 4 lanes, which was canceled at 2:14 am of accident victims, including the motorcycle trip to to the motorcycle lawyers Ehline law firm - PC the River at the what injuries were suffered: 41593 Winchester Rd # 200 Temecula CA 92590
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Three feet passed law accidents can reduce bicycle.
Posted on Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Last year I wrote a post for this blog titled "California Lawmkers get serious bike security." At the time L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa announced his support for a California bicycle helmet law, and City Council of the city took steps to approve legislation to allow motorists to 3 feet, while the cyclists passed. This month, which must be California legislature an opportunity to join 18 other States in the implementation of a 3-foot passing law, that dramatically passed the number of accidents, the number one cause of death in adult cyclists in California and across the country would be reduced.
On 27 June, the California Assembly consider Transport Committee under the chairmanship of Senator Bonnie Lowenthal, law 3-foot pass. GJEL recognizes that the passing distance could save lives, and today one of the support Senator Lowenthal letter. The new law would transfer the benefit of the Californians more comfortable getting on their bikes, public health and the environment could improve. You can, send your own letter of support.
California law currently requires that drivers allow a cyclist passed "safe distance", but does not clarify what that means, while the California driver Handbook suggests three feet. SB-910, sponsored by the Bicycle Coalition of California and the city of Los Angeles, this proposal would make right and would also legalize, cross a double yellow line to a cyclist passed with enough space. Injured in an accident, a driver would hand over a $220-based good bear (which would reach almost $1,000 after court fees).
Passing a cyclist closer than 3 foot "to avoid the slightest error by the driver or a slight shift of the cyclist, dirt or rough pavement can lead to a collision", says the Bicycle Coalition of California. "These are not the most common type of car-bike collision, but they are the most deadly: delivery-from behind collisions are the leading cause of cyclists deaths in California."
Visit the law advocacy website for more information. And send a letter to Senator Lowenthal or another Member of the Assembly Transportation Committee consider. With any luck, this law is passed. But in the meantime continue to secure California drive on roads.
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Crash on 5 3 Sheriff block patrol car involved in three lanes
April 25, 2011-loud reports an I-5 crashes Freeway involved three Sheriffs patrol car.
The accident according to the Orange County Sheriff's Department Lt. Gary Strachan, occurred the crash on the shoulder of the right lane of the highway in the vicinity of Lake Forest drive output.
According to Strachan explained that a 65-year-old man in the back of one of the patrol car, so it fell to crash into the other patrol cars. The man car was sent via the motorway lanes towards the center divider.
According to Orange County Sheriff's Department Lt. Mike Peters members were of the vehicles and not injured. 65-Year-old man suffered minor injuries. The man was transported to mission hospital and treated for a cut lower lip.
Before the crash, the car were on the highway to is an incident in the area due fo vandalism and stopped a vehicle at approximately 4:45 am when were they on the shoulder of drawn.
According to Lt. Peters the California Highway Patrol investigated the crash.
Anaheim crash sends woman and three children in the hospital
26 May 2011 - carried reports suggest that a woman and three children to the hospital after an accident in Anaheim, California. Depending on the Anaheim Police Department Sgt. Rick Martinez, a two car collision occurred about 9:00 am with a Toyota Corolla and a Ford escape.
The crash occurred in the 700 of Anaheim car block from North Harbor Boulevard in the vicinity of North and Wilhelmina streets. North Street and Wilhelmina Street were closed about an hour after the collision.
The Toyota Corolla had extensive damage to the front end and a crushed windshield, as a result of the collision. The woman to drive the corolla, were transported, after Anaheim Fire Department two small children and an older child to the hospital, which treated the injured women and children at the scene of the crash.
It was also reported that both airbags in the Toyota were provided. According to Sgt. Martinez, no one was hurt in the Ford escape, and both riders gave different accounts of the collision and was guilt.
Three feet passed law accidents can reduce bicycle.
Posted on Tuesday, June 21, 2011Last year I wrote a post for this blog titled "California Lawmkers get serious bike security." At the time L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa announced his support for a California bicycle helmet law, and City Council of the city took steps to approve legislation to allow motorists to 3 feet, while the cyclists passed. This month, which must be California legislature an opportunity to join 18 other States in the implementation of a 3-foot passing law, that dramatically passed the number of accidents, the number one cause of death in adult cyclists in California and across the country would be reduced.
On 27 June, the California Assembly consider Transport Committee under the chairmanship of Senator Bonnie Lowenthal, law 3-foot pass. GJEL recognizes that the passing distance could save lives, and today one of the support Senator Lowenthal letter. The new law would transfer the benefit of the Californians more comfortable getting on their bikes, public health and the environment could improve. You can, send your own letter of support.
California law currently requires that drivers allow a cyclist passed "safe distance", but does not clarify what that means, while the California driver Handbook suggests three feet. SB-910, sponsored by the Bicycle Coalition of California and the city of Los Angeles, this proposal would make right and would also legalize, cross a double yellow line to a cyclist passed with enough space. Injured in an accident, a driver would hand over a $220-based good bear (which would reach almost $1,000 after court fees).
Passing a cyclist closer than 3 foot "to avoid the slightest error by the driver or a slight shift of the cyclist, dirt or rough pavement can lead to a collision", says the Bicycle Coalition of California. "These are not the most common type of car-bike collision, but they are the most deadly: delivery-from behind collisions are the leading cause of cyclists deaths in California."
Visit the law advocacy website for more information. And send a letter to Senator Lowenthal or another Member of the Assembly Transportation Committee consider. With any luck, this law is passed. But in the meantime continue to secure California drive on roads.
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Pedestrian safety: Amtrak train accident in Southern California kills three men along tracks
Three pedestrians died on Monday, Dec. 13 when they were hit by an Amtrak train headed from San Diego to Los Angeles, according to KTLA news in Los Angeles. Thought to possible tagger, the men were in their early - to mid 20 along the train tracks on Telegraph road when the Amtrak train hit pedestrians.
The conductor of the train accident avert the pedestrians tried but could not for your train brakes in time, causing a deadly collision with the men. LA County Fire Department and LA Sheriff homicide detectives soon on the scene arrived and pronounced the men dead.
A train accident is rare. For the most part pedestrian injuries occur on the road, the vehicles, and the risk of pedestrian accident is higher than once thought: a pedestrian is every 120 seconds according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration killed. Pedestrian accidents occur in General, because:
A driver has not shown right of way for pedestrians at a pedestrian crossing. In General, a pedestrian has right of way to cross the street, walking in a parking lot and on sidewalks. If a driver not you think first, and if you are injured as a result, you are entitled to compensation for your injuries.Hit-and-run accidents. A hit-and-run car accident can often include pedestrian. Try to collect license plate information, if you can.A driver does not make a complete stop. If a driver not paying attention is and not stop to make, he/she may not be in a position, you see on the street and collide with you can. Travel the tracks at the Amtrak train although the conductor was aware of the men, he was able to halt in time to make. This can often on the road as also happen.Pedestrian safety is often overlooked as a possible threat to the public. Unfortunately, accidents like this can happen at any time, but there are ways to avoid as a pedestrian on the road to be taken.
Try to stay on the safe side of the pedestrian travel:
Wear white or bright clothing on the go. If you are pro-pedestrian, then should you wear bright clothes so drivers can see you on the road.Use reflective West. Cyclists makes sense this tip extra because reflective gear significantly increased your point of view above all how you approach oncoming headlights. You can see much faster too dark, who require clothing cars with reflective gear when compared.Not J walk. Even if you, it certainly think not cross the road without a crosswalk and pedestrian safety rules. You never know when a car turn of nowhere is, and then press ENTER.Don't ride on the railroad tracks. Even if you, quickly enough you think to get out of the way of a train path are not to stay or walk next to train tracks. This seems like an obvious tip, but there is many travellers, the railway for longer distances as a more direct route railway without road travel to use. As the pedestrian in the Amtrak accident it is killed, stay safe, easy on the sidewalk versus any alternative journey of train tracks.Not to go at night. As in a previous blog post with a pedestrian accident in San Marcos is seen, it never fully sure to go at night, especially on crowded areas in the vicinity of highways and driveways. Avoid pedestrian activities at dusk and night hours.If you as a pedestrian, lawyers in the law offices of Michael pines, APC, was injured can help, assess your case. The free review is comprehensive: we collect information, you, your injuries, the person (s), which in the case, and the nature of the case. It is private and free of charge - call us now at 1-800-655-6585 or use the contact form. A personal injury lawyer specialized in the pedestrian area you will immediately contact accidents.
Anaheim crash sends woman and three children in the hospital
26 May 2011 - were transported reported a woman and three children in the hospital after an accident in Anaheim, California. Depending on the Anaheim Police Department Sgt. Rick Martinez, a two car collision occurred about 9:00 am with a Toyota Corolla and a Ford escape.
Anaheim car accident occurred in the 700 block of Harbor Boulevard North in the vicinity of North and Wilhelmina streets. North Street and Wilhelmina Street were closed for about an hour after the collision.
The Toyota Corolla had extensive damage to the front end and a crushed windshield, as a result of the collision. The woman driving the corolla, were transported, after Anaheim Fire Department two small children and an older child in the hospital, which treated the injured women and children at the scene of the crash.
It was also reported that both airbags in the Toyota were provided. According to Sgt. Martinez, no one was hurt in the Ford escape, and both riders gave different accounts of the collision and was incorrect.
Crash on I-5 3 Sheriff patrol car block three lanes of traffic in
April 25, 2011-according to reports in an I-5 freeway crash three Sheriff patrol car.
The accident according to the Orange County Sheriff's Department Lt. Gary Strachan, occurred the crash on the shoulder of the right lane of the Highway near the city of Lake Forest drive exit.
According to Strachan explained that a 65-year-old man on the back of one of the patrol car caused rushed it to the crash in the other car. The man's car was sent via the motorway lanes towards the center divider.
According to Orange County Sheriff's Department Lt. Mike Peters members were of the vehicles and not injured. The 65-year-old man suffered minor injuries. The man was transported to mission hospital and treated for a cut lower lip.
Before the crash, the patrol cars were on the highway to is an incident in the area due fo vandalism and stopped a vehicle at approximately 4:45 am when were they on the shoulder of drawn.
According to Lt. Peters the California Highway Patrol investigated the crash.
