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Monthly Archives: September 2023
Safety Tips for First-Time Cruise Passengers in California
When you have booked your first cruise vacation and the departure date approaches, your entire family will be excited and planning their activities. Cruising out of the Port of San Francisco opens the door to the world, with more than 100 cruise ship calls every year sailing to such destinations as Mexico, Hawaii, and… Read More »
Self-Driving Taxi Collides with Fire Truck in San Francisco, Officials Investigating
California officials have ordered a popular self-driving taxi company to cut its fleet of vehicles in half in San Francisco, after another suspicious traffic crash raised concerns about the safety of automated vehicles. Local news source SFGATE reported on the incident, in which a Cruise driverless cab was struck by a San Francisco Fire… Read More »
Tips for Choosing the Best ATV Helmet
Riding ATVs is a popular activity in California because of the wide range of terrain, year-round great weather, and excellent scenery. As an ATV enthusiast, you are probably well-aware of California helmet laws for ATVs. They require operators to wear a helmet at all times while riding an ATV on public lands and roads…. Read More »
Can I Recover Compensation as a Crime Victim in California?
Crime is a problem across the US, and statistics indicate that violent offenses occur far too often in California. According to the Pacific Research Institute, violent crime increased 6.1 percent in the state from 2021 to 2022. A total of 193,000 individuals were victims of assault, sexual violence, and related offenses. Though homicide was… Read More »
Overcoming Challenges with Whiplash Claims in California
With many injury-causing accidents in California, the trauma to the victim is visible or otherwise obvious. You know that you suffered cuts or bruises, and you can probably tell if you sustained broken bones. Other injuries may not be so immediately noticeable, and whiplash is one of the most common. The National Institutes of… Read More »