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The Driver’s Responsibility in Las Vegas Car Accidents
Las Vegas has some of the highest car accident rates in the State of Nevada. It is important to understand your legal responsibilities as a driver if you get involved in a car accident, as fulfilling your duties can help you protect yourself and others. Failing to meet your responsibilities as a driver could…
Safety Tips for Using Taxis and Ridesharing in Las Vegas
Whether it is your first time visiting Las Vegas or you are a resident of the city, it is important to use safety tips when getting around in taxis or ridesharing services such as Uber or Lyft. Taking a few precautions can prevent you from becoming a victim of a serious crime or car…
Can You Drive With No Doors in Nevada?
For many tourists, “Las Vegas” conjures images of flashing casino lights, glittering musical extravaganzas, and spinning roulette wheels. But for some visitors, the rugged Nevada countryside just beyond the sparkle of the strip is a large part of the draw of the Silver State. For this reason, many travelers to Nevada enjoy the glitz…
Nevada Car Accident Fatality Statistics
With Nevada’s bustling cities, population of 2.3 million people, and miles of urban and rural highways, the Silver State is known for more than just the glitz and glamour of glittering Las Vegas, it’s also known as a state with a poor track record for car accidents. Nevada saw an accident increase of 3.3%…
Why You Should See a Doctor After an Accident, Even if You Feel Fine
If you were recently involved in a Las Vegas car accident, you may be thinking you don’t need to see a doctor. You feel fine, and you don’t really want to deal with the hassle. However, it is important to see a doctor after an accident, even if you feel fine. Here’s why: Adrenaline…
Who Is Responsible for a T-Bone Car Accident in Nevada?
“T-Bone” accidents received this descriptive name from the shape the cars take after an accident. The cars form the letter “T” when one car collides with another at the side. The injuries can be devastating as cars are designed to protect drivers and passengers from head-on and rear-end collisions. There is little-to-no protection at…