Sidewalks are part of daily life, whether you’re walking to work, going for a jog, or simply enjoying your neighborhood. But when a sidewalk is cracked, uneven, or poorly maintained, it can become dangerous. Pedestrian accidents on sidewalks are more common than many people realize.  If you’ve been hurt in one of these accidents, proving

Pedestrians must stay alert while walking near roads and sidewalks. Identifying hazards and following basic safety measures help prevent accidents. These tips focus on common accident causes, traffic laws, visibility, and safe walking practices. Common Causes of Pedestrian Accidents Many pedestrian accidents result from distracted driving. Drivers looking at their phones or engaging in other

Advocacy efforts to protect pedestrians are more important than ever before. The number of people who choose to walk, rather than travel by car, has steadily increased over the past few years. Unfortunately, the number of fatal pedestrian accidents has also risen. Cities and states across the country must embrace safety initiatives to keep pedestrians