New York students will be headed back to school soon, so before summer ends is a good time for parents to review some school safety tips. Children spend most of
The National Complete Streets Coalition is spreading word throughout the country to make streets safer and more welcoming for everyone who uses them. Designing streets with safety in mind can
A new 2011 edition of pedestrian accidents in New York and elsewhere throughout the country has now been released by Transportation For America. This report illustrates the whereabouts and other
The New York Daily News reported on the tragic death of a pedestrian run over by a drunk tour bus driver. Our New York personal injury lawyers urge you to
Pedestrians in New York can feel a little safer now that countdown timer installations will be starting at dangerous intersections, reports the Gothamist. Although New York personal injury lawyers do
Tourists and visitors using New York Subway systems often find subway stations to be dangerous with regard to the dark and desolate un-lit stairwells, escalators, or platforms. New York personal
The New York City Department of Transportation (DOT) announced that 2010 traffic fatalities increased from 2009 and the trend could continue due to the economic recovery. New York Personal Injury
Halloween is full of tricks and treats but children should be aware that there are more things to watch out for than ghosts and ghouls. Kids love Halloween almost as
It’s not just cars on New York City streets that pedestrians need to be watching. But, rather, the City’s seemingly exploding population of “rouge” bicyclists who defer using bike lanes
For New York City drivers, the Labor Day weekend may bring more stress than relaxation. Times Square, Chelsea and Midtown East place first, seventh and eighth respectively for travel destinations
