Do you know how long it takes a fast-moving car to stop? Travelling just 30 miles per hour, a driver a second-and-a-half to respond to the sight of a child pedestrian and a full sixty-six feet before coming to a complete stop. At 40 miles per hour, it takes more than 85 feet to stop the car!
Pedestrians are always in danger of negligent drivers, but Halloween presents considerably heightened risks. Not only are more children on the street, but a large number of distractions make it more difficult for parents to keep kids off the road.
Has your child been hit by a motorist? Are you a driver who struck a pedestrian with your car? Sorting out responsibility for these kinds of automobile accidents can be challenging – and often require the help of lawyers with uniquely developed negotiating skills. Fortunately for you, those are the skills Fears | Nachawati attorneys offer. For your free consultation, call 1.866.322.6898 or email us at http://www.fnlawfirm.com/contact.cfm.