For teens and their parents, learning to drive is an exciting time. Teenagers must commit to safety and responsibility on the road to keep themselves and other road users safe. It reduces the rate of motor vehicle-related deaths on the road. Our car accident attorneys know that making commitments to safety improves the odds...Read More

A pedestrian-friendly environment is something all communities should strive for. They help residents understand and identify the causes of motor vehicle accidents involving pedestrians in their areas, at Robert. J DeBry Associates, our car accident attorneys, understand the problem is the key to road traffic accidents is prevention. Pedestrian friendliness makes the community a safer...Read More

When seating their child in the car, there are things that every parent or guardian should know. First, Utah’s state laws mandate that all children under the age of 13 sit in a rear seat. Additionally, parents must restrain children under one year in a rear-facing child seat. Once a child has outgrown the rear-facing...Read More

Every parent’s joy is to make sure that their child is safe, especially when on the road. However, each time you are on the road, ensure that if a child is 12 years and below, they are appropriately buckled up in the car’s back seat if need be; use a booster seat depending on their...Read More

A passenger’s or driver’s wish is to get to their destination safely when behind the wheel. Utah Safety has invested in traffic and safety programs in the last 80 years, reducing collision-related injuries, preventing traffic crashes, and minimizing fatalities on Utah roads. Further, the Utah Safety Council’s Traffic Safety Programs along with Utah a car...Read More

A report by National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) indicates that between 2001 and 2005, an average of 36 fatalities related to drunk driving occurred each day. The number varied depending on times during the year. Which Nights are More Dangerous Research shows that the number of fatalities related to drunk driving rose dramatically on...Read More

A report by National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) indicates that between 2001 and 2005, an average of 36 fatalities related to drunk driving occurred each day. The number varied depending on times during the year. Which Nights are More Dangerous Research shows that the number of fatalities related to drunk driving rose dramatically on...Read More

Driving under the influence (DUI) refers to a driver being “incapable of safely operating a vehicle.” A driver may be considered to be driving under the influence when they are driving under the following circumstances: Under the influence of drugs  Have a blood alcohol concentration of .05% or more Additionally, it is illegal for drivers...Read More

Driving under the influence (DUI) refers to a driver being “incapable of safely operating a vehicle.” A driver may be considered to be driving under the influence when they are driving under the following circumstances: Under the influence of drugs  Have a blood alcohol concentration of .05% or more Additionally, it is illegal for drivers...Read More

According to the Utah Department of Health, in Utah, a car accident occurs every 8 minutes. Every 20 minutes, a person is injured in one of these crashes and at least one person dies every 33 hours.  A large amount of car accidents has a dramatic effect on individuals, families, and communities in Utah. For...Read More