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E-bikes have changed how Washingtonians travel and stay active. This convenience brings risks that riders, drivers and pedestrians may not always notice. When an e-bike crash happens, determining who bears legal responsibility requires examining the specific facts,...
A car accident can interrupt the flow of a normal day and leave you uncertain about how to respond in the hours that follow. In all the chaos, certain decisions can lead to issues that show up much later. Learning about these four common mistakes can help you stay...
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced cyclist, safety should be your top priority. Traveling on the road comes with many different accident hazards, especially since you are sharing it with other vehicles. To keep safe and enjoy a fun ride, here are four tips...
Motor vehicle collisions only take a moment to occur but can cause lasting financial challenges for individuals. A simple mistake regarding who has the right-of-way at an intersection might lead to tens of thousands of dollars in property damage expenses and medical...
There are many different types of traffic violations that can lead to citations or arrests in Washington. Parking tickets are generally the least severe of all traffic offenses, as they represent a technical violation of the law but not necessarily an act that puts...
Moving to a new state already comes with enough stress. Getting into a car accident soon after arriving only adds to it. If someone rear-ends you at a red light and you are not sure what to do next, it can be difficult to know where to begin. Insurance may work...
Cyclists should be able to safely share the road with larger vehicles. Traffic statutes allow cyclists to ride on public streets, especially in areas where there are no bicycle lanes. Although bicycles are technically vehicles, they do very little to protect people...
Intersection accidents rank among the most hazardous traffic incidents—not only on Seattle roads but all across the U.S. According to the U.S. Department of Federal Highway Administration, nearly 50% of traffic injuries occur because of intersections and almost 25% of...
Driving on public roads is not a right. It is a privilege that the state can restrict. People have to obtain a driver's license to operate a vehicle on public roads. They have to register their vehicles and carry appropriate insurance as required by the law in case...
Driving during rush hour is all but inevitable for many people. First-shift professionals and even those in second or third-shift jobs may need to be on the road during the afternoon rush hour. Parents who drive their children to school and extracurricular activities...