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With warmer weather settling in for the spring and summer, many motorcycle aficionados will be taking to the roads and highways around Altoona and the rest of Pennsylvania.

Motorcycle riders in Pennsylvania are a constant on the roadways. Drivers of four-wheel vehicles and even larger vehicles must share the road with motorcycles and their riders.

If you are age 21 or older and want to have a glass of wine or other alcoholic beverage while dining out with friends, you’re not necessarily breaking the law if you then get behind the wheel of a car to drive.

According to a recent study, the efforts of lawmakers, police and safety advocates are paying off when it comes to reducing the number of deaths related to drunk driving in Pennsylvania. In 2000, 533 people died on Pennsylvania’s roads because of a drunk driver. By 2017,

If you are a construction worker in Pennsylvania, you will know that just about every construction site has one or more trenches.

Determining who is at fault for a car accident isn’t necessarily black and white. In some cases, it can be blatantly obvious if another driver was acting carelessly but oftentimes it’s much more complex.

Despite the fact that commercial truck drivers are held to a much higher standard than regular drivers, many of these individuals engage in dangerous behaviors that lead to serious accidents and serious injuries.

While every Altoona, Pennsylvania, worker faces some risk at her job, there are no doubt some professions that are more dangerous than others.

Bad habits can be easy to get into, but when you get into bad habits on the road, you could be risking a car accident. Dangerous driving habits can cause accidents, but breaking these habits can help protect you from injuries.

Most residents of Altoona intuitively understand the concept of “fault” – it is the failure to exercise due care. A person who fails to exercise due care may be liable for any damages suffered by another person.