Siblings Killed in Fiery Highway 18 Crash in Phelan

Two of three people killed in a fiery, two-car fatal crash along Highway 18 in Phelan last month have been identified as Victorville siblings. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) said the two were killed in a head-on collision after an eastbound Cadillac CTS crossed opposing traffic and slammed directly into their Tesla Model Y near […]

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Do Drivers Rely Too Much on Safety Technology?

Modern vehicles come equipped with safety technology designed to reduce car accidents and protect occupants. Features such as automatic emergency braking, lane-keeping assist, blind-spot monitoring, and adaptive cruise control are now common. Recall, though, that these innovations can also create a false sense of security in Temecula and across California; understanding how these systems work—and […]

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What California Drivers Need to Know About Crashes With Electric Vehicles

California is the state with the most registered electric vehicles (EVs) in the United States, and EV adoption continues to grow faster here than in any other state. More electric vehicles on California roads mean that EV-related collisions are becoming more common — and these crashes often involve unique safety, technical, and legal issues that […]

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Why I-10 in Ontario, CA Is a Dangerous Road

Interstate 10 is one of the busiest and most dangerous highways in Southern California, and the stretch running through Ontario, CA is especially hazardous. High traffic volume, frequent commercial truck traffic, complex on-ramps and exits, and high-speed multi-lane travel all contribute to making the I-10 dangerous and creating a higher risk of serious collisions. Local […]

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Two Killed in Fiery Multi-Vehicle Crash in San Bernardino

On January 14, a speeding driver triggered a fiery and fatal car crash in San Bernardino that killed two and left one injured. San Bernardino police were responding to reports of a driver acting erratically and slumped over the steering wheel of a Volvo sedan at an ARCO gas station on Highland Avenue. Before reaching […]

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Semi Causes Fatal Multi-Vehicle Crash on 10 Freeway in Ontario

On Thursday, one person died following a multi-vehicle fatal 10 Freeway crash involving a tractor-trailer in Ontario. According to the California Highway Patrol, a Kenworth semi traveling in the westbound No. 3 Lane and pulling a flatbed trailer carrying a large excavator, crashed into the 15 Freeway connector overpass shortly after 3 a.m.   The […]

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Can a Car’s Infotainment System Be Liable for a Car Accident?

Modern vehicles increasingly rely on infotainment systems to manage navigation, phone calls, entertainment, and other functions. While these systems are meant to improve convenience and safety, they can also contribute to driver distraction. As distracted driving accidents continue to rise, questions are emerging about whether a car’s infotainment system can play a role in legal […]

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The Science Behind Soft-Tissue Injuries and Why Insurers Undervalue Them

Soft-tissue injuries are among the most common outcomes of car accidents, yet they are frequently misunderstood and minimized by insurance companies. These injuries affect muscles, tendons, and ligaments that are essential for movement and stability. Because soft-tissue damage is often invisible on standard imaging and symptoms may develop over time, insurers regularly undervalue these claims. […]

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The Rise of Rideshare Accidents in Victorville, California: What You Need to Know

Over the past decades, Uber and Lyft have transformed transportation in cities across California; Victorville has seen a significant increase in rideshare use. As more residents and visitors rely on these platforms, there has been a corresponding rise in Uber and Lyft accidents. This trend raises important questions about legal responsibility, passenger rights, and driver […]

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