Denver Personal Injury Blog
Revolutionary Bicycle Helmet Design Could Increase Usage Rates
A pair of Swedish scientists has designed a revolutionary new bicycle helmet design that is generating plenty of attention among bicycling groups. The helmet design aims to target some of the key reasons that bicyclists give for not wearing helmets – lack of comfort, and the fact that it messes up your hair. The “invisible” […]
Read moreTech Firms Working on Technologies to Guard Computers from Viruses
Modern cars contain dozens of tiny computers and electronic communication technologies that are built into these automobiles. With the presence of these technologies comes the risk of virus attacks. What is shocking is that the auto industry has invested very little in developing shields to prevent virus attacks on these computers, although the […]
Read moreRed Light Cameras May Soon Be Coming to Colorado
If a national organization that promotes the use of red light camera systems in order to reduce the risk of red light violations has its way, intersections in Colorado could soon have a number of these camera systems in place. The Traffic Safety Coalition is launching an education campaign in the state of Colorado, […]
Read moreMany Motorists Unaware That They Are Texting While Driving
Far too many motorists are using their cell phones “automatically” while driving, without being aware that they are 3 doing so. According to a study conducted by the University Of Michigan, in many cases, people do show automatic behavior when it comes to their cell phones, picking up their cell phones and using them to […]
Read moreReview Shows Exercise Helpful in Preventing Fall Accidents among Seniors
An analysis of a wide body of research into the prevention of fall accidents involving seniors indicates that a balanced exercise program can help seniors reduce their risk of falls. The researchers reviewed 159 studies that were conducted on fall prevention programs. The studies involved the participation of more than 79,000 seniors. Some earlier studies […]
Read moreFall Accidents Lead to Post-Surgery Complications for Seniors
According to a new study, a senior citizen who has suffered a fall accident approximately 6 months before he undergoes surgery is much more likely to suffer from complications after the surgery. Such senior citizens are also much more likely to require extended hospital stays and suffer disabilities after their surgery. Approximately 208 patients […]
Read moreColorado Motorist Cited after Harassment Video Goes Viral
The Colorado State Patrol has confirmed that a motorist, who was captured on video honking nonstop at a bicyclist, has incited. The man, a 75-year-old from Erie has been ticketed for misdemeanor harassment, improper use of a horn, and impeding the flow of traffic. Colorado State Patrol troopers believe that this was the same […]
Read moreUS Traffic Accident Deaths Rise in First Half of 2012
Traffic accident fatality numbers in the United States are back up again, after a few years of consecutive dips in these rates. According to new statistics by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the number of people who were killed in traffic accident fatalities during the first half of 2012 was approximately 9% […]
Read moreImproved Typography Could Reduce Car Accident Risks
Improved, easy-to-read text on dashboard navigation screens can reduce the amount of time that a motorist spends looking at the screen, thereby reducing his risk of being involved in an accident. Those are the findings of new research conducted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology AgeLab. The MIT researchers collaborated with typeface provider company […]
Read moreHow Truck Drivers Can Cope with Distractions
Distractions while driving don’t just increase accident risks for motorists. They are also linked to hundreds of commercial truck accidents every year. Truck driver distractions are not only cell phone-related. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration defines distractions as anything that encourages a driver to divert his attention from the task of driving. That […]
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