Buses carrying commuters and students are involved in around 63,000 traffic accidents annually (source: University of Michigan). Public transit is a lot more common in areas with a higher concentration of density, however, with more people comes more traffic and more impatient drivers. As a result, some of the public transit vehicles are unfortunately involved...Read More
Recalls are the byproduct of manufacturer mistakes and blotches. These product blunders can range in severity when it comes to public safety hazards but should always be treated with the same amount of seriousness. From vehicles to food items, recalls happen annually, and if these recalls don’t happen quick enough, companies can face serious legal...Read More
Businesses and establishments are no strangers to terms and conditions contracts and for good reason. Terms and conditions protect businesses in the event of unforeseen circumstances that may lead to legal action being taken against them by a consumer or outside party. These businesses need to make sure that they cover any legal grounds in...Read More
The snow just doesn’t seem to stop, and as we make our way through winter, the storms seem to be getting worse here in Utah. With feet of snow plaguing our roads, it’s important for drivers to remember that they should be taking the necessary steps to traverse the icy, snowy streets safely. While Utahns...Read More
Traveling on the highway can be scary, especially during busy times like rush hour. While on the highway, you might have wondered which lane will be the safest to drive in. Sometimes it seems like cars are zooming past you in all lanes and none of the lanes are safe. Traffic accidents can happen any...Read More
Newer vehicles are now being designed to keep drivers, and pedestrians alike, safe from driving hazards that have plagued the nations roads for decades. However, how reliable is this technology? Is it possible for these newer vehicles to eliminate the dangers of the road? It’s important to ask these questions because more and more people...Read More
