Car Accident Hotspots in Kansas City

Road map of Kansas City
The 2017 Allstate annual report found that Kansas City, Kansas has the safest drivers in the country. But, in 2022, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported that Kansas figured in the list of states that had the most dangerous roads in the country. Now, it’s easy to pin the blame for this on the
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Key Pieces of Evidence to Preserve in a Tractor Trailer Trucking Accident

Semi-truck turning at stop sign on a downtown city street.
Commercial tractor-trailer trucking collisions can be devastating, resulting in serious injuries, property damage, and even fatalities. If you or a loved one has been involved in such a wreck, it’s important to know what evidence to preserve in order to build a strong case for compensation. Here are the top five key pieces of evidence
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Car Insurance Requirements Kansas and Missouri

Image of the Missouri state flag and the Kansas state flag
Car insurance is an essential requirement for drivers in all states in the United States, including Kansas and Missouri. These states have specific car insurance requirements that drivers must meet to comply with state laws. In this article, we’ll discuss the car insurance requirements for drivers in Kansas and Missouri. Kansas Car Insurance Requirements Kansas
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Can Passengers be Liable for Causing a Car Accident?

Passenger in sedan distracting driver
Passengers in a vehicle can be a significant distraction to the driver and increase the risk of collisions. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), distractions contributed to over 3,100 fatalities in 2019, and passengers are one of the main sources of driver distraction. Passenger Distractions Increase Risk Distractions caused by passengers can
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What To Do After a Topeka Trucking Accident

Tractor trailer on Topeka Kansas highway
Nearly 4500 commercial trucks travel through downtown Topeka every day. Another 9,000 heavy trucks take the I-70, east and west of Topeka while over 3000 tractor-trailers travel down I-355 and US-35. That’s almost 17,000 commercial trucks across and around Topeka each day. With that kind of traffic, it is not surprising that trucks are involved
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