Pedestrian Accident Resources
The National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) says that, on average, a pedestrian is killed every two hours and injured every eight minutes in traffic crashes. Pedestrian accident resources can help you avoid a collision and find the help you need if you’re in a crash.
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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
NHTSA is a government organization that studies traffic behavior and makes recommendations for safe practices. The NHTSA webpage provides safe walking tips for pedestrians, research and statistics, curriculum and resources, and other related resources involving pedestrians. NHTSA reminds people that “everyone is a pedestrian.” Therefore, available resources should be used to improve quality of life and reduce fatalities and injuries due to pedestrian accidents.
Utah Department of Health VIPP
The Utah Department of Health VIPP webpage on Violence and Injury Prevention Program talks about pedestrian safety. The page also provides safety tips and helpful videos.
Heads Up Utah
The Heads Up website provides pedestrian statistics, infographics, and safety tips for motorists and pedestrians.
National Pedestrian Crash Report
This report, published by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, is a comprehensive compilation of statistics and analyses relating to pedestrian accidents.
Salt Lake City Utah Accident Book
Good Guys Injury Law founding partner Ken Christensen wrote a book entitled “7 Biggest Mistakes That Can Wreck Your Utah Accident Case.” You can request the book free of charge. This book is a wonderful guide for those involved in an accident and planning to claim compensation. It guides readers on what to avoid to not jeopardize their compensation claim.
Of course, the best recourse is to consult a personal injury lawyer committed to helping you successfully get the compensation you deserve. Give yourself a break and avoid the mistakes that will cause you headaches and more pain. Call Good Guys Injury Law at (801)-506-0800 for a free initial consultation.