Bus Accidents: What Are Your Rights?
Besides protecting your rights, you can also protect other passengers’ lives by making a report to your city’s bus system.
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Everything You Should Know about Bus Accident Laws in Florida
School buses must have first aid kits, safety glass on windows, a fire extinguisher, an inside rear view mirror, and secured seats.
Everything You Should Know if You’re Involved in a Bus Accident
Driving while intoxicated is illegal in all states, but it can be especially dangerous for bus drivers.
Damages Caused in Motorcycle Accidents
Even if there are no visible injuries from the outside, it is recommended to have a medical visit anyway.
Steps to Take After a Motorcycle Accident
After a motorcycle accident, you have to make sure that you, and everyone else involved in the accident, is in a stable state of health.
Motorcycle Accidents: The Need to Hire a Lawyer
Often times people do not know what they are entitled to from insurance.
Motorcycles: Things to Know Before Riding
All people who want to drive a motorcycle must first complete a motorcycle safety course.
Bus Accidents: Can You Sue a Bus Company?
Most bus accident cases can involve multiple liable parties, but the most commonly responsible ones are the owner or bus driver of the bus.
4 Steps You Should Take if Your Child is Involved a Bus Accident
If you’re a parent whose kid has been involved in a bus accident, you might be unaware of all the reports you should obtain for your case.