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The scenic beauty of Hawaii attracts millions of people to island roadways each year. There is always an inherent risk of collision, whether you’re the one behind the wheel, riding as a passenger, traveling by bicycle or are a pedestrian. However, driver negligence...
Many Hawaii residents enjoy getting around by bicycle for transportation and exercise. While this is a great pastime, it’s crucial to stay safe whenever you share the road with motor vehicles and pedestrians. Wear a helmet Although state law only requires children...
When you travel by motor vehicle or on foot in Hawaii, you are at risk. However, if you obey traffic laws and are alert and cautious, you reduce the chance of being involved in an accident. You can expect other motorists to act responsibly and comply with traffic...
Thousands of Hawaii residents are injured in slip-and-fall accidents each year, and many of them suffer their injuries while they are shopping in supermarkets, convenience stores or big-box retail outlets. Modern stores usually have wide and well-lit aisles and floors...
Motorcycle accidents in Hawaii and around the country claimed more than 6,000 lives in 2021, according to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration figures. Studies conducted in Europe and the United States show that motorcycles equipped with anti-lock braking...
Teen drivers in Hawaii and elsewhere are statistically more likely to get into a car accident than other age groups. However, there are a number of actions that they can take to keep them safe. Parents of teen drivers are also encouraged to set a good example of what...
Many Hawai'i residents own dogs. In fact, some have two, three or more canine pets in their households. Just as you’ll find a variety of dog breeds in your neighborhood, so too are you likely to encounter different types of dog owners, including those who take their...
Getting into a car accident can be a traumatic experience whether it is your fault or not. If you are involved in a rear, frontal or side collision while traveling in Hawaii, you could sustain serious injuries. Rear collisions are among the most common A rear...
A concussion is one of many severe injuries that you might incur after a car accident while traveling in Hawaii. Although the effects of a concussion may linger for many weeks or months, there are steps that you can take to obtain a full medical recovery in a timely...
Blind spot car accidents are an all-too-frequent occurrence on Hawaii roads and can lead to serious collisions with potentially catastrophic consequences. A blind spot refers to an area around a vehicle that is not visible to the driver through the rearview and side...