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Electric Scooters & The Law

Electric scooters (e-scooters) have become more and more popular over the past few years. The convenience of being able to store your vehicle nearly anywhere along with relaxed driving regulations (in some jurisdictions) are just a few of the reasons why. With the increased use of e-scooters and other forms of micromoblity, many legal questions […]

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Micro-Mobility, E-Bikes, & The Law

What is Micro-Mobility? Micro mobility refers to modes of transportation that involve small, lightweight vehicles that are designed for short trips and can be easily parked or stored. These vehicles are typically powered by human effort, electric motors, or a combination of both. Micro-mobility is becoming increasingly popular as cities and urban areas seek to

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Elderly Drivers And Car Accidents

Elderly Driver Awareness Week

The American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) initiated Older Driver Safety Awareness Week in 2009 and for 11 years has worked with elderly adults and families to make sure those who want to continue driving do so safely. According to AOTA, their goal for Older Driver Safety Awareness Week is to promote the understanding of the

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Dangerous Roads and Intersections in Chicago

Illinois\’ Most Dangerous Roads and Intersections

With holiday travel approaching and winter weather well on its way, it is a good time to remind drivers and pedestrians to be alert – especially on roads and intersections that deem themselves most dangerous. For perspective, not only are there over 300,000 car accidents in Illinois annually but Chicago is one of the top

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Car Accident Rates Increase Due to Stress

Traffic Down, Accidents Up, Stress To Blame

We are several months into the coronavirus pandemic and many Americans are still trying to do their part by minimizing non-essential travel, gathering, and contact with others. The majority of those fortunate enough to still be employed are finding themselves working from home, eliminating much of the need for in-person communication and travel by car.

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