Nobody wants to deal with more paperwork after they’ve just been in a car accident. You’re already shaken up, maybe hurt, and now you have to figure out how to get an official report when the cops never showed up to your crash in Sebastopol. What most people don’t realize is that you can still file a police report...
Read MoreBeing involved in a car accident, collision, crash, or any other incident can be overwhelming and stressful. Any accident in Petaluma, big or small, deserves proper documentation. Filing a police report correctly protects you legally and gives you the paperwork you need when insurance gets involved. Many accident victims find themselves in situations where police didn’t respond to the...
Read MoreWhen most of us complete driver’s education or obtain our driver’s licenses, we are taught the basics of road safety, traffic signs, and how to prevent common accidents. What we aren’t taught, however, is what to do after being in a car accident, including how to file a police report in Riverside after an accident. In Riverside and the...
Read MoreBeing involved in an accident in Santa Cruz can be stressful both physically, mentally, and financially, but one of the most important steps you can take is filing a police report. Not only does this create an official record of what happened, but it also plays an important part in protecting your legal rights and strengthening any potential car...
Read MoreAccidents can happen in an instant, and Santa Rosa’s accident statistics don’t lie. In the most recent crash statistics provided by the California Department of Transportation, in 2023, there were 1514 total crashes in Sonoma County, including in Santa Rosa. As a result of those accidents, 907 people were injured and 14 people lost their lives. However, car accidents...
Read MoreWhen a Left-Turning Driver is At-Fault in Santa Rosa Being involved in a left turn accident can be confusing, frustrating, and scary, especially if you believed you were following all traffic laws. Left turn accidents often happen quickly, and the aftermath can leave drivers seriously injured and unsure about who was really at fault. Understanding how liability is determined...
Read MoreHands-Free Driving Laws in Santa Rosa Santa Rosa driving laws prohibit any handheld use of wireless electronic devices while driving. That means in Santa Rosa, and throughout the rest of the state, you cannot hold your phone for: Violating the hands-free laws in Santa Rosa is a primary offense, which means law enforcement officers can stop drivers solely for hands-free...
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