5 Bike-Friendly Transportation Improvements Coming to Oakland
Advocacy groups and city officials have been busy approving and implementing plans to make the East Bay a more bike-friendly, walk-friendly region. Bike lanes, traffic calming measures, and new, wider...
View ArticleTop 6 Safest Cars of 2021
Are you planning to put your stimulus check toward a down payment on a new car? If you’re in the market for a new vehicle, look for safety features that will help you avoid auto accidents. Many...
View ArticleHow Much Is Your Personal Injury Case Worth?
If you’ve been injured in an auto accident, a slip-and-fall, or some other personal injury accident, one of the first questions you may have for your lawyer is: how much is my case worth? Medical...
View ArticleHow dangerous are onlooker slowdowns?
While catastrophic events are often traumatic for those involved, they also may make for compelling viewing for onlookers. When you are traveling down the highway, it may be tempting to turn your head...
View ArticleThe Rise and Fall of DUIs During COVID-19
When the pandemic first hit and everyone learned how to shelter in place, DUI arrests plummeted. But they didn’t stay that way. From January 1 through April 30, 2020, DUIs dropped by nearly 42%...
View ArticleHow to choose a skateboard helmet
Whether you plan to visit one of the Bay Area’s popular skateboard parks or commute to your summer classes, it is important to wear proper safety gear to protect yourself from potential injuries. There...
View ArticleChecking in with Vision Zero safety initiatives in Oakland
The Oakland Department of Transportation participated in the Vision Zero conference in March 2021 in Philadelphia. Along with advocacy groups from around the nation, Oakland DOT shared ideas about...
View ArticleWalking without looking: Top 3 pedestrian distractions
In 2017, emergency rooms across the United States saw over 100,000 pedestrians for traffic-related injuries. Out of those, nearly 6,000 died. Given this high number, it is useful to understand the...
View ArticleDo pedestrians automatically have the right of way?
In the U.S., passenger vehicles typically weigh between 2,000 and 6,000 pounds, with 18-wheelers tipping the scales at up to 80,000 pounds. Because the average American weighs only 181 pounds, it is...
View ArticleHow to choose a rear camera for your bicycle
If you are an avid cyclist, you undoubtedly have had some near misses with cars approaching from behind you. This problem may become worse in the next few years, as comparatively silent electric...
View ArticleTop 6 Safest Cars of 2021
Are you planning to put your stimulus check toward a down payment on a new car? If you’re in the market for a new vehicle, look for safety features that will help you avoid auto accidents. Many...
View ArticleHow Much Is Your Personal Injury Case Worth?
If you’ve been injured in an auto accident, a slip-and-fall, or some other personal injury accident, one of the first questions you may have for your lawyer is: how much is my case worth? Medical...
View ArticleHow dangerous are onlooker slowdowns?
While catastrophic events are often traumatic for those involved, they also may make for compelling viewing for onlookers. When you are traveling down the highway, it may be tempting to turn your head...
View ArticleThe Rise and Fall of DUIs During COVID-19
When the pandemic first hit and everyone learned how to shelter in place, DUI arrests plummeted. But they didn’t stay that way. From January 1 through April 30, 2020, DUIs dropped by nearly 42%...
View ArticleHow to choose a skateboard helmet
Whether you plan to visit one of the Bay Area’s popular skateboard parks or commute to your summer classes, it is important to wear proper safety gear to protect yourself from potential injuries. There...
View ArticleChecking in with Vision Zero safety initiatives in Oakland
The Oakland Department of Transportation participated in the Vision Zero conference in March 2021 in Philadelphia. Along with advocacy groups from around the nation, Oakland DOT shared ideas about...
View ArticleWalking without looking: Top 3 pedestrian distractions
In 2017, emergency rooms across the United States saw over 100,000 pedestrians for traffic-related injuries. Out of those, nearly 6,000 died. Given this high number, it is useful to understand the...
View ArticleDo pedestrians automatically have the right of way?
In the U.S., passenger vehicles typically weigh between 2,000 and 6,000 pounds, with 18-wheelers tipping the scales at up to 80,000 pounds. Because the average American weighs only 181 pounds, it is...
View ArticleHow to choose a rear camera for your bicycle
If you are an avid cyclist, you undoubtedly have had some near misses with cars approaching from behind you. This problem may become worse in the next few years, as comparatively silent electric...
View ArticleWhat motorists must understand when sharing roads with bicyclists
Bicyclists and motorists, sometimes, find themselves playing a game of “chicken” while sharing roads. Usually, the motorists are the bullies, often having the mentality of “This is my road. You are in...
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