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Tragic Bronx Truck Accident Highlights Ongoing Pedestrian Safety Crisis

A 65-year-old woman was fatally struck by a flatbed truck while crossing Franklin Avenue at East 169th Street in the Bronx on Monday morning. The devastating collision, which occurred just minutes after she visited a local bodega, underscores the persistent dangers pedestrians face on New York City streets—especially in areas…

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Our NYC Car Accident Lawyers Call for Accountability After Surge in Traffic Fatalities

As NYC car accident lawyers, we see firsthand the devastating consequences of reckless driving and inadequate enforcement. The latest Transportation Alternatives report confirms what we have long argued: New York City is failing to protect pedestrians, cyclists, and children from preventable crashes. For years, we have fought for victims and…

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Our Brooklyn Car Accident Lawyers Call for Justice After the Tragic Death of Mayya Gil

A 95-year-old woman who survived some of history’s most devastating events, including the Nazi occupation of Ukraine, the Chernobyl disaster, and the COVID-19 pandemic, lost her life in a tragic car accident on a Brooklyn street. Mayya Gil was fatally struck by a cargo van on Cropsey Avenue near her…

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Tragic Queens Crash Highlights the Importance of Safety for Drivers and Property Owners

A devastating car accident in Jamaica, Queens, on January 21, 2025, serves as a grim reminder of the dangers on our roads and the potential risks for property owners. A 63-year-old driver lost his life after his Toyota RAV4 collided with 3 garages,  burying a parked Toyota Prius under the…

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NYPD Revises Pursuit Policy to Enhance Public Safety

As police chase accident lawyers, we are encouraged by the New York Police Department’s (NYPD) recent policy change aimed at reducing high-speed pursuits. Effective February 1, 2025, the NYPD will limit vehicle chases to suspects involved in serious and violent crimes, excluding pursuits for traffic infractions, violations, and non-violent misdemeanors.…

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Astoria’s 31st Avenue Traffic Redesign: Balancing Cyclist Safety and Community Concerns

The recent transformation of 31st Avenue in Astoria, Queens, from a two-way street to a one-way thoroughfare has sparked significant debate among local residents and commuters. Implemented by the city’s Department of Transportation (DOT), this change aims to enhance safety for cyclists by establishing a dedicated bike boulevard along a…

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Governor Hochul’s Proposal to Ban Parking Near Elementary School Crosswalks: A Step Forward in Pedestrian Safety

As New York City car accident lawyers, we commend Governor Kathy Hochul’s recent proposal to prohibit parking within 20 feet of crosswalks in elementary school zones throughout the five boroughs. This initiative aims to enhance pedestrian safety by improving visibility for both drivers and young students, thereby reducing the risk…

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Dumpster Truck Accident Lawyers: What You Need to Know About the Long Island School Bus Crash

A devastating crash involving a dumpster truck, a school bus, and an SUV occurred Tuesday in Old Westbury, Long Island, leaving two children and several others injured. The accident, which took place on Post Road near the Long Island Expressway service road, underscores the catastrophic consequences of commercial vehicle collisions.…

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Our Brooklyn Car Accident Lawyers Discuss the Kings Highway Crash and Pedestrian Safety Concerns

On New Year’s Eve, a terrifying car accident occurred at the busy intersection of Kings Highway in Midwood, Brooklyn, when a car plowed into two women and their children as they crossed the street. The crash, captured on video, shows the harrowing moment when two women and a young child…

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NYC Pedestrian Accident fatalities increased by 18% in 2024 compared to 2023

As New York City pedestrian accident lawyers, we have witnessed firsthand the tragic consequences of an increasingly dangerous urban environment for walkers. While the city proudly touts its walkability and its Vision Zero program aimed at reducing traffic fatalities, 2024 saw a troubling surge in pedestrian deaths, highlighting gaps in…

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