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Inaugural Pedestrian Safety Month an October Focus

The inaugural Pedestrian Safety Month launches this week as the Governor’s Highway Safety Association and safety advocates continue to address the rising number of walkers being killed in traffic collisions. Our Fort Myers injury lawyers have written extensively on this blog about the epidemic of serious and fatal collisions victimizing our…

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Back-To-School Safety Not Just COVID and School Buses

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has launched a campaign to address the broad risks that come as kids head back to class. While the coronavirus pandemic has made this school year unlike any other in history – and largely turned the safety conversation to topics like social distancing and…

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COVID Increasing Risk of Bicycle, Scooter and E-Vehicle Injuries

COVID-19 restrictions continue to increase demand for bicycles, scooters, and e-vehicles. Purchases have reached record highs and an increasing number of rental options are also reporting high demand throughout South Florida. The Governor’s Highway Safety Association is among the organizations highlighting the increased need for bicycle and e-scooter safety campaigns…

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COVID Impacting Teen Drivers’ Ed in SWFL

Autumn is traditionally the time of year when many teenagers get their driver’s licenses. Those eligible by age through the summer and autumn often enroll in driver’s education classes at their local high school. Like traditional schooling, COVID restrictions are impacting driver’s education in many ways, including less in-person class…

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Celebrate Responsibly this Labor Day Weekend

Federal, local and state agencies are kicking off campaigns aimed at preventing drunk driving during the upcoming Labor Day weekend. It has been a stressful summer, unlike any other in history. Typically, Labor Day weekend ends the 100 deadliest days of summer travel. However this year, amid the COVID pandemic,…

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Parents, Employers, Can Reduce Road Risks

The National Safety Council has launched a campaign targeting the Big Three road threats: distracted driving, drunk driving and speeding. Our car accident attorneys recently posted ways motorists can help keep themselves safer as the world attempts a return to near-normal amid the coronavirus pandemic. As we noted in “Understand…

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Few Visitors Increase Risk of Nursing Home Neglect

Since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, our nursing home neglect and abuse attorneys have sounded the alarm about the failures in the system that have left powerless our most vulnerable citizens and their families. In April, we wrote about nursing home coronavirus liability, and in June we outlined failures…

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Understanding Road Risks Can Prevent Collisions

Knowing what causes “accidents” is the best way to prevent them. Our car accident attorneys recently posted about the dangers of aggressive driving in Southwest Florida as the nation seeks a return to normalcy amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Forms of aggressive driving have become so pervasive that it is…

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Aggressive Drivers an Autumn Safety Risk in SWFL

There is some evidence that drivers are on a hair-trigger, despite the congestion respite that has been a welcome benefit of enduring the coronavirus pandemic. Volusia County Sheriff’s Office is among the agencies warning drivers specifically about the risk of road rage and aggressive drivers during this stressful time. Our…

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