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Motorcycles Are More Likely To Be Involved In A Fatal Collision With A Fixed Object
In 2004, 26% of the motorcycles involved in fatal crashes collided with fixed objects, compared to 18% for passenger cars, 12 percent for light trucks, and 4 percent for large trucks.
Car accidents can happen anywhere at any time in Utah. Whether you're on your way home from work or are heading to a park for the weekend, you could be involved is a serious accident that may result in debilitating injuries, which could threaten your well-being and financial security.
Motor Vehicle-Related Deaths, 1998 Death
Age-adjusted death rates per 100,000 population
Rate
Deaths per 100 million miles
18
2
Source: Fatal Accident Reporting System, U.S. Department of Transportation.
More than 6.3 million car accidents were reported in 2003, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. A whopping 30.5% of those accidents resulted in serious injuries. And in most cases, someone else was responsible for those injuries, the pain and the medical bills that came as a result. Our Utah Car Accident Lawyer will help you fight to regain the money you have lost because of someone else's negligence.
Utah Verdicts and Settlements
Utah family receive judgement of $305,291 in accidental death case
(5/28/2004)
This is an appeal from a summary judgment for the plaintiffs in a diversity suit arising from a dispute over the scope of an accidental death insurance policy. The defendant insurance company denied the plaintiffs' claim under the policy on the groun
Our Utah Car Accident Lawyers specialize in all aspects of car accident law. From researching the merits of your case to fighting for you in court, Utah Car Accident Lawyers will work for you with all their expertise and legal experience.
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Driver Distractions
Audio, RM, 8 Kbps, 3:41, 5/10/2001
NPR's Madeleine Brand reports that although a Congressional hearing focused on cell phones as a major cause of car accidents, a new report finds just as much danger in other distractions - listening to the news on the radio, for instance. Source: National Public Radio
Utah External Sites
Utah Insurance Department - Consumers
After an auto accident, one of the first things you may have to do is file an ... May I Rent a Car? Utah insurance regulations require an at-fault dr Utah Insurance Department - Consumers
Actual Cash Value (ACV): The market value of your car. ... Utah law requires PD liability limits of at least $15000 per accident. ...
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Car Hit By Train One man is in the hospital this afternoon after his car was hit by a train.
The accident happened just before one o'clock this afternoon in...
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Definition:
The person(s) entitled to coverage in case of an accident or loss.
Total Loss
Definition:
An insurance company declares a vehicle a total loss when a claim exceeds the full value of the vehicle. Insurance companies typically take possession and obtain the title of such vehicles.
Loss Due To Fire Title
Definition:
The vehicle sustained major damage due to fire. In most states, fire damage titles are issued when the cost of repairing the vehicle for safe operation exceeds its fair market value.
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Motor Vehicle-Related Deaths, 1998 Death
Utah Insurance Department - Consumers