The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) has released its crash report for 2016. Unfortunately, motor vehicle deaths rose dramatically for the second year in a row. Nine hundred sixty-two people died in car crashes in Arizona, 67 more than in 2015. The overall increase in deaths follows a disturbing national trend.…
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According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, eight people are killed each day in crashes involving distracted driving. To help prevent such tragedies, Apple is getting ready to introduce a new iPhone feature in the fall to help users resist the urge to answer a text message while behind…
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Put your phone down while driving in Pima County, or you could face an expensive ticket. The county's "hands-free" ordinance went into effect Thursday, June 1st. The law requires drivers to use hands-free devices while driving in Pima County. Texting and driving or using your phone without a hands-free device…
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Wrongful Death Cases Losing a loved one in an accident or another event is devastating and life-changing. You might seek justice if your loved one's death was caused by the possible negligence or mistake of another person. If another person's negligence resulted in the death of someone you love, you…
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Starting today, Tucson drivers will need to put their phones down while behind the wheel from now on as a new hands-free ordinance goes into effect today, Monday, May 1st. The new law states that no person shall use a mobile device while operating a motor vehicle. Drivers will be…
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Fitbit wearable electronic devices that track your physical activity and movements have only been around for a few years. Their popularity has exploded, from hardcore fitness buffs to more casual weekend bicycle enthusiasts. Some folks never leave home without their fitness tracker strapped to their arm. According to a January…
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