25% of adults report drinking more during the holiday season In 2017, the daily average of fatalities was 102 per day During six major holiday periods (New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas/New Year’s Day), the average rose to 119 fatalities per day The stretch from Memorial Day to...
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In the state of Washington, the bustling activity of heavy trucks plays a significant role in the dynamics of traffic accidents. As these massive vehicles navigate through urban landscapes, they create unique challenges for both drivers and pedestrians. Understanding where these accidents are most prevalent is crucial for improving safety and implementing effective preventative measures....
Seattle, with its high population density and today’s intensely active lifestyle, creates a perfect formula for traffic accidents. The combination of crowded streets and a fast-paced way of life increases the likelihood of collisions. One of the most significant factors contributing to these collisions and pedestrian accidents is driver distraction. As drivers navigate through the...
Our country is vast and diverse, making it easy to think that tangible problems are far from us. However, among the ten most dangerous routes in the United States as of 2024, one should particularly alarm us: Seattle’s I-5. This highway, running parallel to the Pacific Coast, witnessed 186 fatalities (13.47 per 100 miles). This...
Photo by Muhammad Daudy The state of Oregon may be known as a hipster paradise, with rivers of Kombucha and vintage cardigans as far as the eye can see. Oregon is also home to some of the most dangerous roads in the entire United States. From crowded urban intersections to steep cliffs that plunge directly...
Photo by Kyle Bushnell Washington State drivers have long had the reputation of being some of the worst in the entire United States. But Washington also has some of the most dangerous roads as well. With a rugged, mountainous landscape and an exploding population, Washington is far from the safest place to commute, as the...
Photo by gustavo nacht Washington is one of the more bike-friendly states in the U.S., but that doesn’t mean the rules are always clear in practice. On paper, the law is straightforward. On the road, it’s different. Drivers hesitate, cyclists improvise, and small misunderstandings turn into real accidents. Understanding how the law actually works and...