Winter isn’t too nice to our roadways and sidewalks. The snow, ice and freezing-cold temps can wreak havoc on these surfaces, causing bumps, cracks and other serious dangers. To help fix this problem, Mayor Thomas M. Menino announced the “Mark It’ campaign. How it works is that the Boston Department…
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Thinking: A Common Cause of Car Accidents in Massachusetts and Elsewhere
We’re oftentimes discussing the dangers of talking on a cell phone, text messaging and web-surfing while driving. While these are all common causes of distraction-related car accidents in Massachusetts and elsewhere, other distractions can be just as dangerous, and you may have never even thought about them. According to a…
Premise Liability Injuries in Boston Worrying Officials during South Boston’s Parade
As we recently reported on our Boston Drunk Driving Accident Lawyer Blog, alcohol and the South Boston’s St. Patrick’s Day go together like peanut butter and jelly, or St. Patrick’s Day and green beer. We’ve discussed the dangers of drinking and driving and reviewed a number of ways to avoid…
Annual Boston Bikes Report Recognizes Efforts to Reduce Risks of Bicycle Accidents in Boston
The Boston Bikes Annual Report was recently released by Mayor Menino. Guess what? Boston’s biking initiatives have been a success. According to Mayor Menino, the city is already planning to continue growth within the city’s successful program. This program is helping to provide safer and more convenient areas for riding…
Risks for Bicycle Accidents in Boston Back as Hubway Program Launches
As our Boston Personal Injury Attorneys recently reported, the New Balance Hubway Bike Sharing Program did well last year and officials are thrilled with the recognition that our city has received for being such an excellent biking city. Residents and visitors seem to be taking advantage of this convenient form…
Elevator Accidents in Massachusetts Targeted by the Board of Elevator Regulations
Elevator accidents in Massachusetts are a top concern for members of the Board of Elevator Regulations. These regulators oversee the installation, construction, operation and alteration of elevators throughout the state. “Elevator” is used to describe vertical reciprocating conveyors, material lifts, moving walks, dumbwaiters, moving stairways, automatic people movers, dumbwaiters with…
Accidents in Boston Could Be Minimized with New Variable-Message Sign
There’s a new real-time travel information initiative that was recently designed by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) and the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT). The new initiative will be found along Interstate 93. It is designed to help alert commuters about the Lowell Line rail option. Officials are hopeful…
New Campaign to Reduce Risks of Car Accidents in Massachusetts’ Metropolitan Highway System Tunnels
There is a new public awareness campaign and it could help to save your life! The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) has recently teamed up with a number of public safety partners across the state to help to advise motorists in the event of a breakdown or a car accident…
Andover Defective Product Death Leads to $20 Million Verdict
A 29-year-old woman left a young daughter and a husband behind to grieve when she was reportedly killed by a defective product in Andover five years ago, according to the $20.6M award in pool slide death, By Julie Manganis, The Eagle Tribune More Blog Entries: CPSC Releasing Even More Recalls…
Trucking Accidents in Boston Highlight Current CDL Requirements
All of the trucking accidents in Massachusetts and elsewhere have raised an important question among officials — What does it take to drive a truck? Now, attention is being focused on the rules and regulations that govern commercial driver’s licenses. Officials are now shifting their attention to help to reduce…