Truck transportation makes a lot of products and prices possible, especially inland from the busy shipping lanes off the coast of California. But the number of large vehicles, which feature longer stopping distances and less maneuverability, on the roads and highways can contribute to serious accidents, resulting in severe injury or even death.
Truck driver suspected of DUI in Santa Barbara crash
Premises liability generally stops at the property line
From 'wet floor' signs to road closures, people in California often feel like others are controlling their every move. But warnings and closings are generally there to protect people and fulfill the social duty to prevent others from harm. These obligations under the law, however, have limits.
Rains are a factor in a fatal Los Angeles County crash
California may not be famous for cold winter weather with snow and ice on the roads. But winter does bring seasonal changes to the Golden State, and many coastal areas experience rain, fog and even hail between October and April.
How vehicle crashes keep happening on the 405 freeway
There are many freeways in California, but the 405, or San Diego Freeway, is as busy as you will find anywhere in the state.
