A college senior from New Jersey who was in town for a series of job interviews was struck by two taxis and killed on the Upper Eastside, as she crossed
It’s long been established that your social media accounts are subject to analysis by courts – and that’s applicable to both criminal cases as well as personal injury and other
Walking is primarily how most of us get around New York City. With such busy roadways and a lack of parking, it’s oftentimes the most convenient. Unfortunately, we’re at some
Pedestrian safety in the state of New York is a critically important issue. Every year, more than 50 percent of fatalities in NYC are pedestrians. The most recent report helped
There were at least five people injured, including an infant, when a vehicle hopped a curb and slammed into a number of pedestrians in Manhattan. According to NY1, the collision
An early morning Manhattan pedestrian accident on Second Avenue has injured eight people. The man driving the vehicle was arrested after he swerved off the roadway, onto a sidewalk and
Over the last 10 years, the number of traffic accident fatalities in New York City has dropped by about 30 percent, reaching an all-time low. Unfortunately, we can’t say the
An 18-year-old driver speeding through slush-covered streets in rural New York lost control of his vehicle and barreled into three young siblings who were waiting for the bus one recent
In many parts of the country, biking and walking are summer, spring and fall activities and people retreat to the warmth and comfort of their cars during the winter months.
With a new app, WalkScore, you can rate the areas in your community in which you walk and you can even get some inside information on other pedestrian-friendly areas. According
