December Congestion And Winter Conditions
December in Boston is beautiful, but for many families, it is also the most chaotic month for driving. Holiday visitors stream through Logan, rental cars fill the tunnels, and early sunsets turn evening commutes into hours spent in low-light, low-friction conditions. If you were injured near the airport or on the interstates that feed it, especially the complex stretches of I-93 and the Mass Pike, understanding how these car accidents happen and how to prove what really occurred is the foundation of a strong claim.
Traffic patterns around Logan create a perfect storm: unfamiliar drivers follow GPS prompts and make last-second lane changes; rideshare vehicles stop abruptly for pickups; and winter weather magnifies every mistake. Inside the airport loops and tunnels, visibility changes in an instant as you pass from bright terminal lighting to dim stretches with glare from reflective surfaces. On I-93 and at the I-93/I-90 interchange, merging vehicles frequently misjudge gaps, and a single brake tap can ripple through tightly packed cars.
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