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Compensation for Concussion After a Car Accident
Car accidents in Kansas frequently lead to severe injuries, with concussions being one of the most common outcomes. These traumatic brain injuries can occur when the brain is jolted or strikes the inside of the skull due to the impact of a car crash. Seeking immediate medical attention is crucial for concussion victims, as the...
Read MoreWichita Reports Decrease in Fatal Car Accidents
This is a good sign, but more needs to be done to protect road users. Fewer fatal car accidents have occurred so far this year in Wichita, according to city officials, who are encouraged by the trend but warned residents to remain vigilant and do their part to keep car accident deaths low. “Watch your...
Read MoreFatal Pedestrian Accidents Skyrocket in Kansas & the US
In recent years, fatal pedestrian accidents have been on the rise across the United States, posing a significant threat to public safety. Unfortunately, Kansas has not been exempt from this alarming trend. Understanding the pedestrian fatality trend The surge in fatal pedestrian accidents is a national concern. Since 2010, pedestrian deaths have skyrocketed by 77%,...
Read MoreKansas Teen Driver Fatalities: Nearly 1/3 Occur in Summer Months
Summer has arrived, ushering in the season when roads overflow with drivers commuting to work, traveling for vacation, or simply passing through. However, this time of year also brings an influx of teenage drivers, heightening the potential for serious and fatal car accidents. In fact, the period spanning from Memorial Day to Labor Day has...
Read MoreMotorcycle Safety in Focus as Riding Season Revs Up
The rising number of motorcycle accidents prompts safety reminders In Kansas, more and more motorcyclists take to the roads during the spring and summer months. But with the increase in the number of motorcycles comes a growing concern over the safety of bikers. Motorcycle accidents, injuries, and fatalities have become a significant public concern. Statistics...
Read MoreKansas Ranks 2nd in Percentage of Fatal Car Accidents Caused by Distracted Driving
Drivers in Wichita, KS, reminded to stay focused and stay safe According to a recent analysis, distracted driving remains a leading cause of fatal car accidents in Kansas. Driver inattention is a factor in more than 20 percent of deadly crashes statewide. The number of distracted driving deaths has skyrocketed in Kansas and remained high....
Read MoreStudy: Drunk Driving Reduction Efforts Must Include Drug-Impaired Driving
Drunk driving is down, but drugged driving is becoming more common Kansas has made many improvements to reduce drunk driving deaths; however, a new report says focusing on alcohol impairment may no longer be enough to keep that downward trend going. Alcohol is still the leading intoxicant involved in fatal car accidents. But the U.S....
Read MorePlan Ahead for Safer Winter Travel in Kansas
Preparation reduces risk, but negligent drivers still cause accidents. Car accidents can happen at any time - especially if the roads are icy, flooded, or otherwise difficult due to winter weather. Conditions can change quickly in Kansas. That's why, whether you're going to Wichita, Kansas City, Liberal, or another Kansas community, it's important to be...
Read MoreT-bone Accidents Are Common in Wichita, KS
Crash victims who were t-boned often sustain severe and fatal injuries. T-bone car accidents are common, but a lot of people don't realize just how severe these crashes can be. Compared to other crash configurations, T-bone or side impact accidents are nearly four times more likely to result in a severe head injury, according to...
Read MorePolice: Wichita Car Accident Fatalities Are On The Rise
Car accident fatalities in Wichita, Kansas, have increased steadily in recent years, according to Wichita police, who are concerned about the consistent rise in motor vehicle fatalities in Kansas’ largest city. “We’ve had more traffic fatalities in the last couple of years than homicides. I just think it’s a combination of things,” Wichita Police Department...
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