There are many different types of vehicles on the roads in Kentucky each day. People drive sedans, SUVs, pick-up trucks, delivery vans, small trucks, semi-trucks, motorcycles and other types of vehicles. It is important that all drivers on the roads drive safely to...
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Month: January 2021
Could my own insurance company compensate me?
If you are seriously injured in an automobile accident, your own insurance company may have to pay compensation for your medical bills, lost wages and, possibly, your non-economic losses like emotional distress or pain and suffering. Sometimes, as an accident victim,...
Moped rider seriously injured in rear end collision
Motorcycle and moped riders are exposed to serious injury when they collide with another motor vehicle. The risk of serious injury or death is especially acute if the collision involves a significantly heavier vehicle such as a pickup truck. A recent collision near...
Pedestrian deaths in Kentucky work zones are on the rise
In Kentucky, pedestrians might feel as if they are under siege with the dangers they face. The combination of drivers who are distracted, drive at excessive speeds, are reckless, drive while drowsy and get behind the wheel while under the influence of alcohol or drugs...
Bicyclists’ rights in Kentucky
Riding a bicycle is a fantastic way for Kentucky residents to get exercise and commute. Many individuals choose to cycle to and from their jobs, or to ride when they have time for both fitness and fun. Riding a bike is a skill that many Somerset residents acquire in...
Three reasons drivers often miss seeing motorcycles on the roads
Motorcycle accidents often have tragic results and leave motorcyclists with long-term physical and mental harm. Though there are many causes of accidents between vehicles and motorcycles, many tie back to negligence and distraction on the part of vehicle drivers. This...
Dooring is a preventable form of bicycle accident
Accidents between motor vehicles and bicycles can be devastating when bike-riding victims sustain serious injuries. Many of these incidents occur at intersections and when vehicles and bikes are in motion. However, in Kentucky and throughout the country, one form of...
Understanding Kentucky bike laws
While automobiles are a primary source for transportation in Kentucky, this is not the only way to get around. Many rely on bicycles to get around, causing bikers to travel near or right next to automobile traffic. This can be problematic, especially when motorists...
Understanding accident reconstruction
Accident reports in newspapers across Kentucky often end with the statement, “Police are pursuing further investigation.” What exactly does this sentence mean? On many occasions, the sentence simply means that police are interviewing potential witnesses. On some...
Fatal accident in Pulaski County
We live in a beautiful area of the country, wonderfully less populated than many other areas. This gives us room to breathe and room to drive, but unfortunately, this does not inoculate us from the perils of the road. Indeed, every time we get on the road, we take a...


