A local man was recently killed in a pedestrian accident while merely finishing up some household chores. The man was killed in Framingham pedestrian accident just a few steps from home. The 61-year-old man was taking out the garbage when he was hit by a passing vehicle. According to the…
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Pedestrian and Bicycle Accidents in Commonwealth Targeted by Walk and Bicycle to School Day
There’s going to be thousands of elementary and middle school students who will be celebrating this year’s Walk and Bicycle to School Day. This year’s program will include a number of events coordinated though the Commonwealth’s Safe Routes to School Program. Students are encouraged to join in on the 2nd…
Reducing Risks of Accidents in Boston One Road at a Time
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…
Student Injured in Pedestrian Accident on UMASS Amherst Campus
As we recently reported on our Boston Personal Injury Attorney Blog, there are some important and beneficial changes that have been proposed to state government to make our roadways safer for pedestrians. WalkBoston has made these proposals to officials and say they are the key to making our roadways safer…
Pedestrian Accidents in Massachusetts need Political Focus
Boston streets are some of the busiest in the country. That’s the reason why risks for pedestrian accidents in Massachusetts are so high. You need to be on the top on your game to avoid one of these accidents along our state’s roadways. An elderly resident was recently killed in…
Boston Road Safety, Part 6: Pedestrians
Increasingly, a significant percentage of fatalities on our roadways involve pedestrian accidents in Boston and throughout the country. According to the Safekids USA reports that other than the street, many young children are struck in driveways, parking lots and sidewalks. The state’s highway safety division partners with WalkBoston to promote…
Millions at Risk for Pedestrian Accidents in Boston
According to the Boston Public Health Commission‘s (BPHC) Walk This Way website, there are an estimated 2 million pedestrians in the City of Boston every day. Only about 600,000 people call the City of Boston home, but when you factor in workers and visitors to the city the number reaches…
New Year’s Resolution to Help Curb Pedestrian Accidents in Boston
Our Boston personal injury lawyers recently discussed the dangers of bicycle accidents at one main intersection in the city. While that intersection is definitely dangerous for bicyclists, it’s also extremely dangerous for pedestrians. We’re talking about the intersection of Vassar Street and Massachusetts Avenue. According to the Boston Globe, thousands…
Massachusetts Avenue: A Common Backdrop for Intersection Car Accidents in Boston
“This intersection makes me nervous,” Marcia Pearson, a Somerville bicyclist, told a newspaper recently. What Pearson is talking about the intersection of Vassar Street and Massachusetts Avenue. According to local police officers, it’s an extremely dangerous intersection. Every day, there are thousands of motorists, pedestrians and bicyclists who use the…
Crowded Roadways Increase Risks for Pedestrian Accidents in Boston and Elsewhere
A Worcester pedestrian accident killed a woman who was walking across the street on a marked crosswalk on Chandler Street. According to Worcester police officers, the accident happened just before 7 a.m. and upon arrival, the body of a 63-year-old woman was discovered. The female pedestrian was involved in a…