CT auto accident attorney

Over the past few months the Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) has undertaken a pilot program where cameras are being employed in work zones to keep workers safe and prevent Connecticut auto accidents from those who are on the road driving at high speeds through these treacherous sections of road.  These cameras are being placed on SUVs that are parked in work site and are keeping an “eye” on those cars and trucks that are passing through the work zones.

There are few things as beautiful as the first giggles of a newborn baby and when you hold her/him in your arms for the first time you know that it is your sworn duty to protect this little one at all costs.  Even before you hear these giggles you are already thinking about how you might go about protecting your new arrival from the dangers of the world.  

When we think of road safety and the age group that we often need to remind to stay safe when behind the wheel or as a passenger of a vehicle we often think about teens who are experiencing driving and riding along for the first time and need constant reminders of safety instructions.  It is smart to consistently remind our youngest drivers of the dangers of being in a vehicle, but what about those that are older and have been either driving or riding as a passenger for years, do they need reminders too?

If you have plans to head out on a road trip you will want to make sure your car is packed safely and without causing hazards for the driver of the vehicle.  If your car is packed incorrectly it can lead to blind spots or worse and could be the cause of a Connecticut auto accident before you make any progress toward your destination.

The hard truth is that there are more than 63,000 children under the age of 12 years old that get injured in motor vehicle accidents each year.