Many cities have grown so congested or busy that driving in them is equal parts headache and hazard. Surprisingly, Las Vegas did not appear on a recent list of the worst U.S. cities for drivers. However, you may face many dangers — some common, others unique — when navigating local roadways. Whether you reside in the city or are only visiting for a short time, stay alert for crash hazards. Despite not appearing on the dangerous list, this area sees a disproportionate number of vehicle accidents and here are just two reasons why. Extreme heat Hot weather often wreaks havoc on people and vehicle ..read more

Las Vegas is known for many things, including its energetic nightlife and its plethora of gaming opportunities. Unfortunately, the city is also known for its terrible drivers. Sometimes, those visiting the area cause car accidents because they are unfamiliar with the roads. Other times, car accidents happen because someone partied too hard and wound up drunk behind the wheel. Car accidents do not only affect Vegas residents. They also injure many tourists and others visiting from around the country. In such cases, do you handle things in Las Vegas or in your home state? Attend to the basics Se ..read more

One of the reasons that people in America tend to prefer large vehicles is because they believe that these vehicles are safer. There is some truth to this. Size and weight differences play a big role in car accidents. As a general rule, those in smaller vehicles are more likely to be injured. One reason is that a larger vehicle provides more physical space. The cabin isn’t as compact, and the engine compartment is larger. Every inch of space takes a lot of the energy out of a crash, so it doesn’t reach the occupants’ bodies. They’re also less likely to be pinned in the vehicle. In terms of mas ..read more

Those who live around Las Vegas have a lot to contend with on the road. Distracted, impaired, distracted and lost drivers (both locals and tourists) can change lanes suddenly or blow through a stop light. Visiting tourists often think nothing of stopping mid-crosswalk to turn around and take photos or videos before they continue on their way – or realize they’re going in the wrong direction and turn around. Bicyclists can also be a challenge. From bike messengers and food delivery people trying to make it to their destination quickly to groups of cyclists on the outskirts of town taking up far ..read more