After a car accident, you may wonder if you can file an insurance claim without a police report. The reality is that while a police report often serves as a valuable piece of evidence in the claims process, it is not always a mandatory prerequisite. In the state of Nevada, as with many other places, …
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In the event of a rear-end collision where you’ve collided with a car that stopped abruptly, it’s natural to question who is at fault. Typically, the driver who rear-ends another vehicle is presumed to be responsible for not maintaining a safe following distance, as every driver is expected to follow the vehicle ahead at a …
When your car is damaged on private property, it can bring about unique challenges and questions regarding insurance coverage and liability. Unlike accidents that occur on public roads, where the process is quite straightforward, dealing with incidents on private property often requires a different approach. It’s important to understand your rights and the intricacies that …
U-Haul is one of the most popular DIY movers. Individuals can rent a U-Haul vehicle or trailer, for as long as they need to move their belongings, and then return it. Just like any other vehicle on the road, U-Haul vehicles can also get into an accident. Has a U-Haul vehicle hit your parked car? …
Drivers in Las Vegas are required by law to obey the city’s traffic rules and regulations. If you violate any of the driving laws, you would have to face the consequences, which could range from getting a speeding ticket to getting arrested for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Perhaps, more importantly, not …
Yes, you can turn right on red in Nevada, but you need to follow certain safety precautions. Many accidents occur during right turns on red in Nevada. Between 2016 and 2020, about 20% of traffic fatalities occurred due to angled collisions, with many happening at red lights. Are you a car driver, motorcyclist, or bicyclist …
Nevada offers beautiful sunshine and clear skies throughout the year. However, the pleasant weather can suddenly turn into dust storms, severe wind gusts, and heavy rainfall, increasing the risk of road accidents. Nevada traffic safety crash facts reveal the following about total traffic fatalities in the state from 2016-2020: Single-vehicle rollover accidents accounted for 13% …
No, Nevada is not a no-fault auto insurance state. Rather, it’s an at-fault state. If you suffered injuries in a car accident in Nevada and are confused about the state’s car accident laws and how to seek compensation for your damages, read this blog post. It simplifies Nevada car accident laws. What Is an At-Fault …
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According to the Nevada Office of Traffic Safety (OTS), car crash deaths have increased despite the Covid Pandemic. Contributing to this increase is the failure to use seat belts. The Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety (AHAS) reported the number of deaths of non-seat-belted drivers and passengers in Nevada increased by 20 percent from 2019 to 2020. A recent crash highlighted how failure to use seat belts have contributed to more crash deaths.
According to the Nevada Office of Traffic Safety (OTS), car crash deaths have increased despite the Covid Pandemic. Contributing to this increase is the failure to use seat belts. The Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety (AHAS) reported the number of deaths of non-seat-belted drivers and passengers in Nevada increased by 20 percent from 2019 to 2020. A recent crash highlighted how failure to use seat belts have contributed to more crash deaths.
