How cameras can reduce accidents in New York

In an effort to slow speeding drivers down and reduce accidents, Mayor Bill de Blasio’s administration is proposing changes to speed camera laws. According to reports, new enforcement measures are needed because traffic fatalities have increased. Cameras reduce...

Bicyclist fatalities surge in country and NYC

Over the past two decades, bicycles have made a splash throughout the United States. And lately, it has not just been pleasure and fitness riders on bike paths and streets. Bicycles have become chosen transportation for commuters as well. With the COVID-19 crisis...

Cars are not designed safely for pedestrians

Vehicle safety standards are aimed at protecting New York drivers and their passengers. However, they are not the only people who can be injured by motor vehicles. Current regulations do not consider pedestrians and their particular safety needs. Now, a Congressional...

Red-light running crashes can be fatal

Red-light running crashes are all too common in New York City. Nationwide, 939 people died in such crashes in 2017, and according to AAA, this is the highest the number has ever reached in a decade. Many drivers will run a red light because they are distracted or...

Pedestrians face growing risks on the road

Walking in New York City may be a way of life, but pedestrians still face serious risks of a motor vehicle accident at any time, especially when drivers are reckless or negligent. Pedestrian accidents are a serious safety threat, and the risk is growing. In 2018...