Honolulu’s Most Dangerous Areas For Mopeds and Scooters
When driving through Honolulu, knowing where the most dangerous intersections are can save lives. Hawaii’s Department of Transportation (DOT) data reveals several high-risk spots on Oahu. These intersections see frequent accidents involving cars and pedestrians. One of the most dangerous intersections is Queen Emma Street, notorious for its heavy traffic and accident history. Drivers, locals, …
Read MoreWhat To Do If You Are Involved In A Fender Bender?
Fender benders, though minor, are auto accidents that can disrupt your day and leave you feeling confused and stressed. Knowing the proper steps to take immediately after such an incident can help manage the situation effectively and ensure your safety and that of others involved. If you or a loved one was injured in a …
Read MoreMoped Safety Tips May Help Keep You Safe
Many Oahu residents may have had their eye on a mopeds, motor scooters, or electric scooters for some time. Now that you have one of your own, you likely cannot wait to hit the open road and feel the thrill of the ride. Whether this will be a new experience or you have been out …
Read MoreWill My Personal Injury Case Go to Trial?
Facing the consequences of an accident or injury in Hawaii can be very uncertain, especially when making personal injury claims. Whether you’re dealing with medical bills that seem to pile up endlessly, lost wages due to time away from work, or the emotional toll of recovery, the complexities of personal injury cases can feel overwhelming. …
Read MoreWhat to Do if You Are Seriously Injured on Vacation
Visiting Hawaii is a dream come true for many, with its stunning landscapes and endless adventure opportunities. However, life can be unpredictable, and a serious accident can quickly turn a dream vacation into a problematic situation. Whether it’s a car accident while exploring the island’s scenic routes or an injury during a hiking expedition, you …
Read MoreWhy Phones Are Still a Major Reason for Car Accidents in Hawaii
Despite advances in technology and stricter distracted driving laws, phones continue to be a significant factor in car accidents in Hawaii. Distracted driving transforms everyday driving into a potential disaster. When distracted drivers divert their attention to their cell phones for texting, making phone calls, or any other use, their focus shifts away from the …
Read MorePedestrians Face Several Challenges to Walk Safely
Hawaii is a beautiful place to experience on foot. Whether enjoying the Honolulu nightlife, hiking on trails, or parking roadside to get to the beach, pedestrians can enjoy countless wonderful experiences on Oahu. Unfortunately, pedestrians on highways, city streets, parking lots, and any place frequented by vehicles face a growing national crisis. In 2019, the …
Read MoreDo You Travel by Foot in Honolulu?
Walking on foot in crowded cities like Honolulu is frequently more convenient and less stressful than driving a car. But while driving in busy city traffic can be a hassle, pedestrians face dangers when walking around Honolulu, including the possibility of being hit by a careless driver. Every pedestrian accident in Honolulu is a concerning …
Read MoreBrain Injury Awareness Month: Strategies for Prevention and Support
March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, an important time dedicated to increasing public understanding and support for the millions impacted by brain injuries. What can we do to prevent these injuries, support affected individuals, and create a society that’s better informed about brain injury risks and consequences? This article will walk you through preventative measures, …
Read MoreTop 10 Most Common Workplace Injuries in Hawaii
Are you aware of the top 10 most common workplace injuries in Hawaii? Workplace safety is critical, and understanding the risks is essential for employers and employees. Based on the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations statistics, the major industry sectors facing these challenges are Construction, Leisure and Hospitality, and Education and Health Services. In …
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