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Ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft offer convenient and affordable transportation through their networks of independent drivers. However, the increased popularity of ridesharing has also raised concerns about passenger and driver safety.

A pedestrian was killed every 71 minutes during 2021, with pedestrian deaths accounting for 17% of all traffic deaths. 1,084 cyclists were killed during 2022, most of them aged 20 and under.

The rise of ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft has transformed transportation options for many people. However, the increasing prevalence of rideshare vehicles on the road has also led to a growing number of accidents involving rideshare drivers.

Riding a bicycle on public roads carries inherent risks, even when cyclists follow traffic laws and ride defensively.

Operating a large commercial truck requires skill, experience, and complete attentiveness. Truck drivers spend long hours on the road each day, often driving overnight to transport goods across the country.

Chain reaction collisions, also known as multi-vehicle accidents, occur when two or more vehicles collide in a series of impacts. These accidents are complex, as there are often multiple parties involved who may share liability.

Commercial trucks are essential for transporting goods across the country. However, these large vehicles also pose serious risks to drivers on the roads, even for something as seemingly small as misaligned mirrors.

Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are a major public health concern that can have long-lasting effects on mental health. From concussions to severe brain damage, TBIs disrupt normal brain functioning

Around 224k people die every year because of preventable injuries, including 98k people killed because of medical errors. That’s a lot of deaths that could have been avoided!

Head-on collisions are among the most dangerous types of car crashes. When two vehicles collide head-on at high speeds, the force of impact is immense.