Ohio Pedestrian Deaths Rising
Ohio Pedestrian deaths due to auto accidents are on the rise. According to Ohio State Highway Patrol, the number of…
Ohio School Crossing Accidents Statistically Rise As Our Children Go Back To School
Ohio School Crossing Accidents Are Up Overall But Ohio Pedestrian Accidents Involving 5-14-Year-Old Students Have Decreased. As the annual school…
Ohio Pedestrian Accidents Likely To Rise As Kids Go Back To School
With Back To School Brings More Children And Adult Pedestrians And This Usually Means More Ohio Pedestrian Accidents. As children…
Careless Driving Or Distracted Driving Accounts For Up To 50% Of Crashes In The United States
Ohio Sees It’s Fare Share Of Careless Driving And Distracted Driving, Which Accounts For Up To 50% Of Crashed In…
Ohio Accident News: Police Cracking Down On Ohio Drunk Driving Accidents
Ohio State Pratrol Looks To Reduce The Amount of Ohio Drunk Driving Accidents and Fatalities By Beefing Up Patrols and…
Safety Tips To Avoid Ohio Child Pedestrian Accidents As We Head Back To School
It’s that time of the year we love and statistic dread. Our children are heading back to school but Ohio…
Student Reached Injury Settlement With Ohio State University After He Was Struck By Campus Bus In Crosswalk
An Ohio University Student has reached a personal injury settlement with the college after he was struck by an OSU…
Ohio Car Accident Lawsuit Filed By Attorney Michael Wright Alleges Defendant Failed To Obey Traffic Signals And Severely Injured Woman From Beavercreek, Ohio.
Ohio Car Accident Lawsuit Alleges Negligence on Part of Defendant Caused Her to Suffer Severe Injuries, Great Pain and Suffering,…
Ohio Auto Accidents: Back To School Safety Tips To Keep Our Little Ones Safe
As Ohio children start heading back to school so too do drivers needs follow back to school safety tips. With…
Share The Road Campaign: Ohio Keeps Pedestrians And Cyclists Safe
Ohio’s Department of Transportation (ODOT) director Jerry Wray believes that “everyone has a right to use Ohio’s roads … and…