We have a lot of pedestrians throughout the state of Massachusetts. Many residents choose to walk to both work and school as well as to public transportation spots to get to where they’ve got to go. There are also a number of NeighborWalk community walking groups. Recently, Mayor Thomas M.…
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Massachusetts Car Accidents Cost Economy $400 Million Annually
Car accidents continue to be the number one cause of death for residents between the ages of 5- and 34-years-old. In fact, these crashes are among the top causes of death for residents of every age. Each year, there are more than 30,000 people killed in traffic collisions nationwide. Not…
Charlton Rollover Accident Kills 1, Injures 2
Following a single-car accident in Charlton, one woman is dead and two men are injured. According to MassLIVE, the accident happened on the Massachusetts Turnpike after the female’s car rolled at roughly 11:00 a.m. The female was transported to UMass Memorial Medical Center where she was later pronounced dead. The…
Traffic Accidents in Massachusetts Targeted Through New Bill
According to the National Safety Council (NSC) Congress recently included some bonuses in its Surface Transportation Reauthorization Bill. Safe driving advocates with the NSC are applauding Congress for including a number of safety provisions to help to reduce the risks of traffic accidents in Massachusetts and elsewhere. The new provisions…
Boston Car Accidents & The Risk of Summer Road Rage
Road rage and aggressive driving are common risks, especially with the congested summer traffic. According to MSNBC, road rage was what led to a woman’s death in a recent New Jersey car accident. According to law enforcement officials, a 27-year-old and a 20-year-old are facing charges of vehicular homicide and…
Our Boston Injury Attorneys Wishing You a Safe and Happy Fourth of July
A mid-week holiday isn’t stopping many residents from getting out there and taking a holiday vacation. According to officials with AAA, more than 42 million people are expected to travel more than 50 miles from their home to celebrate this year’s Fourth of July holiday. That’s a near 5 percent…
Teen Car Accidents in Massachusetts: A Look at Generation Y?
Teens nowadays may not be as excited to get behind the wheel as they once were. They’re now relying more on public transportation and other ways to get around. Driving just isn’t cool as it once was, many would say. Some teens are even a little frightened by it, saying…
Risks of Car Accidents in Boston Reduced with Advancing Technology
New vehicles are coming with a heck of a lot of features nowadays and many of them are aimed at helping to make us a little safer by reducing the risks for car accidents in Boston and elsewhere. But are they working? Officials with the Highway Loss Data Institute are…
Busy Roads = Greater Risk for Massachusetts Auto Accident
Summer means that it’s time for a vacation for a lot of Americans. Plenty of them will be making their way to the Boston area for their summer vacations. It’s one of the hottest spots in the country for getaways. Unfortunately for us, that means we have to live through…
Heatstroke Injuries in Boston Common through Summer Months
With the summer weather, we’re getting to hang out outside, enjoy some barbecues, get a tan at the pool and enjoy that sunshine that we look forward to all year. Unfortunately, this is also a common time when children are left in vehicles and face serious risks for injury in…