Why a Georgia Crosswalk Does Not Always Need Painted Lines
By David M. Van Sant, Owner and Attorney, Van Sant Law · Atlanta, Georgia | Last reviewed: October 2026 A pedestrian in an Atlanta neighborhood steps off the curb at a corner and heads for
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Walking and Biking in Denver: How to Stay Safe on the City’s Highest-Risk Streets
By Elliot Singer, Esq. Founder & Managing Attorney | Conduit Law | Denver Personal Injury | Last reviewed: September 2026 Denver is built for getting around on foot and by bike more than ever. Protected
Understanding Pedestrian Accident Cases in the Bronx NY
Pedestrian accident cases in the Bronx often involve serious injuries, complex liability questions, and fast-moving insurance issues. These cases require a clear understanding of New York traffic laws and how fault is determined when a
Essential Road Safety Tips for Drivers and Pedestrians on Long Island
By Gregory C. Ward, Esq., Founder, Ward Law Group | Updated September 2026 Long Island’s mix of lively communities, bustling highways, and suburban charm creates a driving and walking environment like no other in New
Common Causes of Pedestrian Accidents and Who Is Liable in Milton, GA
Walking should not be dangerous. Yet pedestrian accidents continue to happen on busy streets and quiet neighbourhood roads alike. In growing Georgia communities, more people are walking for exercise, commuting, or doing daily errands. At