Pedestrians, cyclists, and motorcyclists have been most at risk From the major highways to the smaller neighborhood streets, driving in Palm Beach County has always required caution. New crash data from January 1 to July 31, 2025, shows just how dangerous local roads have been this year. With more than 14,000 crashes in just seven…
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Florida Targets ‘Super Speeders’ with Tough New Penalties
Florida’s Crackdown on Speeding Began July 1 Speeding is a dangerous driving behavior that is the cause of many car accidents, leaving people with serious injuries. But no matter how fast drivers were going, they rarely faced criminal charges. In Florida, that’s about to change. A new state law went into effect on July 1,…
Read More »What Parents Should Know About Teen Driving Risks in the Summer
Teen driver crashes surge between Memorial Day and Labor Day Every summer, between Memorial Day and Labor Day, a troubling pattern plays out on roads in Florida and across the nation. The season that is supposed to be about freedom, fun, and first jobs is also the most dangerous time of year for teen drivers.…
Read More »Holding Negligent Drivers Accountable in Motorcycle Accident Lawsuits
Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month is Observed in May Motorcyclists in Florida have the right to expect other drivers to share the road responsibly. But far too often, that right is violated—and the rider pays the price. May is National Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, a timely reminder that most motorcycle crashes aren’t random or unavoidable. They’re…
Read More »Study: Distracted Driving Is a Big Problem in the Trucking Industry
Cell phone use behind the wheel continues to cause devastating crashes in Florida and across the U.S. Every time a commercial truck driver picks up a phone, someone’s life could change forever. In Florida and throughout the country, distracted driving is a growing concern—and a new study confirms just how widespread the issue has become…
Read More »Traumatic Brain Injuries Are a Major Risk in Pedestrian Accidents
Pedestrians are at serious risk of concussions and other traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) when they are hit by a car. Unlike drivers, people on foot have no protection against the impact of a vehicle, which can cause severe head injuries—even in low-speed collisions. A TBI can change everything, affecting memory, speech, mobility, and overall quality…
Read More »Florida Reports Over 97,000 Hit-and-Run Crashes in 2024
Hit-and-run crashes have surged across Florida, with a 40% increase over the past decade, according to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV). Last year alone, 97,519 crashes involved a driver who chose to flee instead of staying to take responsibility. Most of these crashes resulted in property damage, but many had…
Read More »Florida Launches January 'Move Over' Campaign to Enhance Road Safety
One of the most common causes of serious car accidents in Florida is drivers colliding with vehicles stopped alongside the road. To address this issue, state officials are ramping up efforts to educate the public about the dangers of failing to move over and the life-saving importance of safe driving habits. “Getting everyone home safe…
Read More »Can a Car Accident Cause Hearing Loss?
Can a car accident cause more than just physical injuries? Many people overlook one surprising consequence: hearing loss. The deafening crash, the jarring impact, or even the explosive sound of an airbag deploying can cause damage to your ears, often leading to permanent hearing issues. This can disrupt your work, relationships, and daily life, making…
Read More »Is the Rear-End Driver Always at Fault in Florida?
Rear-end collisions are among the most common types of car accidents in Palm Beach County and throughout Florida, but determining fault is not always as straightforward as it might seem. While it is a common assumption that the rear-end driver is always at fault, Florida law recognizes that there are exceptions to this rule. Understanding…
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