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How to avoid road rage and angry driving

On behalf of Wittmer & Linehan PLLC | Oct 26, 2020 | Motor Vehicle Accidents

Even kind, even-keeled people have experienced frustration and anger while driving. The reason, often, is that another driver's errant ways put your life in danger. You’re not an angry person, per se, but seeing someone run a red light and nearly hit your car -- while...

3 common kinds of commercial truck crashes

On behalf of Wittmer & Linehan PLLC | Aug 28, 2020 | Motor Vehicle Accidents

Different driving circumstances lead to different kinds of crashes. This is as true for commercial vehicles as it is for smaller passenger vehicles. When collisions occur, there are three specific kinds of truck crashes that are relatively unique to large commercial...

4 mistakes to avoid after a car accident in Florida

On behalf of Wittmer & Linehan PLLC | Aug 7, 2020 | Motor Vehicle Accidents

Car accidents are a lot to handle. They often come with physical pain, car wreckage and create an overall inconvenience. When you crash with another vehicle, you might want to move on with your day and forget it happened. But before leaving the scene, it’s essential...

Four vehicle safety measures introduced in Congress

On behalf of Wittmer & Linehan PLLC | Jul 2, 2020 | Motor Vehicle Accidents

With all of the significant challenges the nation is facing these days, it is perhaps not surprising that virtually no attention has been paid in Sarasota media to the recent introduction in Congress of four vehicle safety bills. Hopefully, the proposals for changes...

Don’t let your mind wander while you drive

On behalf of Wittmer & Linehan PLLC | May 22, 2020 | Motor Vehicle Accidents

You have a lot on your mind. Maybe you’re thinking about getting divorced, and it’s consuming your thoughts during any spare time you have. Maybe work has been very busy lately, and you keep thinking about deadlines and projects. Regardless, the time you spend behind...

Aggressive speeding is on the rise in Florida

On behalf of Wittmer & Linehan PLLC | May 12, 2020 | Motor Vehicle Accidents

You may have noticed that the roads are much emptier than normal, which is definitely a blessing when you have to head out to work or to grab some groceries. Just don’t get too comfortable and, thinking that less traffic equals more safety, drop your guard. You still...

How dangerous is an encounter with a drunk driver?

On behalf of Wittmer & Linehan PLLC | Apr 29, 2020 | Motor Vehicle Accidents

The last thing any driver wants to see is another vehicle swerving or driving carelessly. Although most drivers aim to avoid the reckless vehicle, that isn’t always possible. A safe driver cannot predict the actions an impaired driver might take. To properly operate a...

Proving fault after a commercial trucking crash in Florida

On behalf of Wittmer & Linehan PLLC | Apr 16, 2020 | Motor Vehicle Accidents

The person who bears the falls for a crash will typically be the one who has financial and legal liability for injuries and property damage that results from the collision. After a crash involving a commercial vehicle, proving that the trucker was the one responsible...

Why is Florida so dangerous for pedestrians?

On behalf of Wittmer & Linehan PLLC | Mar 24, 2020 | Motor Vehicle Accidents

What gives? Essentially, it comes down to a design flaw in many of Florida’s urban areas. Cities in this state were designed for urban sprawl. City engineers directed developments with passenger vehicles, trucks and rapid transportation in mind -- not walkers. Wider...

Why are Florida’s pedestrians in so much danger?

On behalf of Wittmer & Linehan PLLC | Mar 11, 2020 | Motor Vehicle Accidents

Florida is home to a lot of pedestrians -- but that doesn’t mean that the roadways and city streets are built to accommodate them. A 2017 study funded by Smart Growth America found that eight of the 10- deadliest places in the country are located in Florida, making...

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