During the hot, sunny days of summer in San Francisco, you’ve probably enjoyed many days out on your motorcycle. Maybe you were cruising when you were struck by a dangerous driver, or you were hit while you were stopped at a light. Whatever happened, someone else’s negligence is to blame for your accident, and that […]
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Today’s question comes from Wallace D. in Knob Hill who asks: “I read your article on the driverless vehicle. Isn’t this just sci-fi? Will they ever actually hit the market and if they do, what will they look like and who will be responsible if there is a crash? According to the National Highway Transportation
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The start of the school year means you’re going to be spending much more time around schools with heavy flows of traffic during several points during the day. Buses, trucks, cars, motorcycles and other vehicles will be entering the area, which may be congested, to care for students and to take care of the premises.
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This week’s question comes from Terry C. from San Francisco “is it true that somebody hacked into a regular car and took over control from the driver. Who is responsible if that happens and someone is injured or killed?”
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There are three kinds of distracted drivers that put others at risk on the roads. The three types include manual, visual and cognitive distractions. If you’re injured in an accident, it’s possible that one of these kinds of distractions was the cause.
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This week’s question comes from Alicia M. from Berkeley, who asks: Q: “I have several friends in the City that work as Uber drivers. I recently saw that the California Labor Commissioner said that a Uber driver was an ’employee’ and not an ‘independent contractor’. Does this mean that my friends who work for Uber
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When you get into your car, there’s always a potential for a crash. Even if you’re as careful as you can be, other drivers may not be abiding by the rules of the road. Particularly dangerous are teen drivers, who may still not be familiar with their vehicles or the rules of the road. Sometimes,
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Amputations are sometimes required after an infection or damage to the body is too severe to repair. Following an amputation, the person who had it may need to go through rehabilitation to learn to walk or use their other limbs again. This requires time, patience, and many medical visits.
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This week’s question comes from John J. in the Mission who asks “I have been reading about the vulnerability of today’s modern cars. Is it true that they can be hacked and taken over? If they are taken over and a crash happens who is responsible?” John, your question is timely. There have been recent
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Numerous safety campaigns have worked to get the message out that distracted driving is a deadly problem. Whether people are getting that message is unclear. A new study has shown that cellphone use among drivers is increasing rapidly. According to the study conducted by the California Office of Traffic Safety and UC Berkeley’s Safe Transportation
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