Heavy Traffic Increases the Risk of Aggressive Driving Accidents

Posted on January 27, 2012 by Ronald Todd

With congested roadways, road construction delays and hurried motorist, aggressive driving has been increasing at a dramatic rate. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) defines aggressive driving as "the operation of a motor vehicle in a manner that endangers or is likely to endanger persons or property." In a NHTSA study, 60% of all drivers feel aggressive driving is a major threat to them and their families. This perceived threat is a reality. A substantial number of all fatal auto accidents were caused by an aggressive driver.

Aggressive driving behavior includes:
• Speeding or driving too fast for conditions
• Improper or unsafe lane changing
• Tailgating
• Improper passing
• Confrontational gestures or other communication
• Flashing lights or honking at another motorist to show irritation with that driver
• Cutting off or blocking another motorist
• Disregarding traffic signals
• Darting in and out of traffic
• Failure to yield the right of way

If you encounter an aggressive driver, you should protect yourself by:
1. Staying as far away from that driver as possible
2. Remaining calm
3. Ignoring the other driver's taunting behavior
4. Refusing to allow yourself to retaliate in response to the aggressive driver
5. Allowing the aggressive driver to pass you as soon as possible

Contact an Indiana Personal Injury Lawyer at Ronald S. Todd, P.C., if you are a Victim of an Aggressive Driving Car Accident in Indiana.

Do not let an aggressive driver take control of your life. Whether you were in a head-on collision, intersection accident, or you were injured when an aggressive driver ran a red light or drove recklessly, we will make sure the aggressive driver is held responsible.

Understanding that you have immediate financial concerns, we handle all personal injury cases on a contingency basis. You will not pay attorney fees until we get you the compensation you deserve for your injuries and property damage. We offer off-site visits for clients who are unable to make it to our offices.

Contact Us

You have the right to be angry after an aggressive driver car accident Indianapolis, but you also have the right to take action and hold the driver responsible. Our offices are open during weekly business hours, and we offer weekend and evening hours by appointment. Contact us today on-line at www.ronaldtoddlaw.com or by calling (317) 375-7718.

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ATV accidents on the rise in Indiana

Posted on January 23, 2012 by Ronald Todd

With the popularity of All Terrain Vehicles growing, it is important to teach children and young adults the risks and safety factors of operating ATVs.

Rule number 1: Always wear protective gear, especially a helmet when riding an ATV.

Many ATV injuries are head injuries. Wearing a helmet may reduce the severity of these injuries. Select a motorcycle or other motorized sports helmet and make sure the helmet is certified by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) and/or the Snell Memorial Foundation. In addition, wear over-the-ankle boots, goggles, gloves, long pants, and a long-sleeved shirt to protect against cuts, abrasions, and other injuries from rocks, trees, and other debris.

Rule number 2: Do not drive ATVs with a passenger or ride as a passenger.

The majority of ATVs are designed to carry only one person. ATVs are designed for interactive riding – drivers must be able to shift their weight freely in all directions, depending on the situation and terrain. Interactive riding is critical to maintaining safe control of an ATV especially on varying terrain. Passengers can make it difficult for drivers to control the ATV.

Rule number 3: Do not drive ATVs on paved roads.

ATVs – because of how they are made – are difficult to control on paved roads. Collisions with cars and other vehicles also can be deadly. Many fatalities involving ATVs occur on paved roads.

Rule number 4: Do not permit children to drive or ride adult ATVs.

Children are involved in about one-third of all ATV-related deaths and hospital emergency room injuries. Most of these deaths and injuries occur when a child is driving or riding on an adult ATV. Children under 16 on adult ATVs are twice as likely to be injured as those riding youth ATVs.

Rule number 5: Do not drive ATVs while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Alcohol and drugs impair reaction time and judgment, two essential skills for safe ATV use.

Rule number 6: Take a hands-on safety-training course.

Formal training teaches drivers how to control ATVs in typical situations. Drivers with formal, hands-on ATV training have a lower injury risk than drivers with no formal training.

Following these helpful tips should reduce accidents and fatalities. Unfortunately, even the best of intentions sometimes end in tragic results.

If you or a loved one have been seriously injured due to someone else’s reckless behavior on an ATV in Indiana, there is help. Contact an attorney who understands the law and can protect your rights. Call the law offices of Ronald S. Todd today at (317)375-7718 or visit them online at www.ronaldtoddlaw.com for more information.

Source: http://www.atvsafety.gov

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Pursuing Justice for 18 Wheeler Crash Victims

Posted on January 15, 2012 by Ronald Todd

Thousands of truck accidents happen every year. Many truck accidents involve out of state freight companies. To successfully pursue a case for your damages against one of these out of state trucking companies you need an experienced and aggressive attorney on your side.

Most truck accidents result from either driver error or improperly maintained trucks. Truck drivers cause serious accidents when they:

• Drive tried or fatigued
• Under the influence of drugs or alcohol
• Speeding
• Failure to comply with traffic signals
• Failure to signal or brake
• Violation of traffic laws

Another major cause of truck accidents is poor maintenance of trucks. Trucking companies fail to keep their trucks properly maintained, which include:

• Brakes
• Headlights
• Other equipment failures

Contact an Indiana Injury Lawyer at Ronald S. Todd, P.C.

With so many financial considerations on your mind, from medical bills to lost wages, you need an Indiana accident lawyer that understands that you are looking for a way to make ends meet. We handle all truck accident cases on a contingency basis, so you will not have to pay attorney fees until we get you the full extent of compensation you deserve.

Contact Us

Our offices are open during weekly business hours, and we offer weekend and evening hours by appointment. Contact us today on-line at www.ronaldtoddlaw.com or by calling (317) 375-7718.

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What to Do after a Truck Accident Indiana

Posted on January 11, 2012 by Ronald Todd

Truck Wrongful Death Indiana

Being involved in an 18 wheeler crash can be very traumatic. Unfortunately, drivers in Indiana are involved in trucking accidents on a regular basis. Many drivers do not know their rights and responsibilities after a truck accident. With the aid of a semi truck lawyer, you can avoid being one of them.

Rights and Responsibilities at the Scene

1. Do not move vehicles unless causing a hazard
   
2. Call 911
   
3. Help anyone injured if qualified
   
4. Exchange information with other driver
   
5. Obtain witness contact information
   
6. Make no statements except to the investigating police officer
   

Considerations after a Trucking Accident

Victims of truck accidents find themselves trying to negotiate with large trucking companies. Trucking companies have great resources. They have legal advisers that will aggressively protect the trucking company's interest. They can use intimidating tactics on unrepresented victims. Additionally, many commercial trucking companies are out of state. This complicates legal matters.

Contact an Indiana 18 Wheeler Lawyer-

Our offices are open during weekly business hours, and we offer weekend and evening hours by appointment. Contact us today on-line at www.ronaldtoddlaw.com or by calling (317) 375-7718.

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Where do you turn when you have tragically lost a loved one?

Posted on January 10, 2012 by Ronald Todd

Ronald S. Todd, P.C. –Helping Indiana Families Understand Wrongful Death Claims

Losing a loved one is hard, especially when it happened in an accident that could have been easily prevented. As you try to do what is best for your family during this difficult time, you want someone looking out for your future. At the law offices of Ronald S. Todd, P.C. we handle wrongful death claims for families throughout Indiana. From construction falls to fatal car accidents, we will help you look out for the people you love.

The emotional strain of losing someone you love is hard enough without having to deal with the serious financial impact that can affect your family. From unpaid medical bills to lost wages, the financial concerns facing you today could last for years into the future. Providing a holistic approach to our wrongful death practice, we will listen to your concerns and help you come up with a plan that provides immediate and long-term relief.

Understanding the difficult time you and your family are experiencing, we offer compassionate care for your family and aggressive representation on your behalf in the courtroom. Taking care of all your legal concerns, we will allow you to focus on the healing that comes after the sudden loss of a loved one.

We also understand that you have serious questions about the future. We will help you understand who in your family is eligible to recover and what they are able to recover in death benefits. We provide caring counsel throughout the process of either a fatal accident settlement or courtroom litigation regarding the wrongful death claim. We handle wrongful death claims throughout Indiana involving the following:

• Indiana car accidents
• Accidents caused by drunk drivers
• Construction fatalities
• Premises liability
• Fatal motorcycle accidents
• Fatal pedestrian accidents
• Fatal injuries to children

With so much on your mind after the loss of your loved one, you do not want to add your attorney fees to the list. That is why we handle all wrongful death claims on a contingency basis. You will not pay any lawyer fees until we make a full recovery for your family.

Contact Us

Our offices are open during weekly business hours, and we offer weekend and evening hours by appointment. Contact us today on-line at www.ronaldtoddlaw.com or by calling (317) 375-7718.

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What to do if your child is injured in a car crash in Indiana

Posted on January 09, 2012 by Ronald Todd

Did you know that in 2009, over 4,300 children ages 0 to 15 were injured or killed in an Indiana motor vehicle collision? Approximately 215 of those children experienced serious or life-threatening injuries, 35 of which were fatal, and 235 were incapacitating.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that motor vehicle collisions are the number one cause of death in children ages 3 to 14 years old. In 2008, 1,347 children (ages 14 and younger) were killed in traffic collisions. Seventy-one percent of all child traffic fatalities and 65 percent of incapacitating injuries occurred in the 8 to 15 year old age group.
Research has shown that child restraint use (including lap/shoulder safety belts and child safety seats) is one of the most effective tools in preventing serious and fatal injuries to children who are vehicle occupants in traffic collisions. NHTSA reports that child safety seats, when used properly, can reduce the risk of fatal injury by 71 percent for children less than one year old and 54 percent for children between the ages of one and four years old.

The current Indiana child passenger restraint law requires all child occupants (ages 15 and younger) to be properly restrained in a child restraint device or seat belt in all seating positions in all vehicles. Effective July 1, 2009, the Indiana child passenger safety law was amended to remove exemptions regarding antique motor vehicles (with the exception of vehicles manufactured without safety restraints) and out of state drivers. In addition to legislative efforts, child passenger safety experts have developed recommended safety standards and best practices.

Indiana Car Crash Attorney Ronald S. Todd, P.C.

Have you or your child been injured in a car accident? With serious medical and financial concerns, you want an attorney who will listen closely to your concerns and fight hard to protect your rights. At the law offices of Ronald S. Todd, P.C. we protect car collision victims throughout Indiana. If you or your child has suffered a serious injury in an auto wreck of any kind, we will make sure you get the compensation you deserve.

Suffering a serious injury in a car accident can leave you with questions about the future, including medical bills, lost time at work, and insurance settlements. Taking a holistic approach to our practice, we will help you with every aspect of your legal concerns, including but not limited to making sure you get proper medical attention.

Offering compassionate care in our offices and aggressive representation as you file an insurance claim and in the courtroom, we represent all types of drivers in Indiana, including uninsured and under insured motorists. If you have been seriously hurt in a car accident due to someone else's negligence, we will help you seek compensation for your medical bills after an accident. We handle all serious auto accidents, such as:

• Accidents in construction zones
• Rollover accidents
• Fatal Motorcycle accidents
• 18 wheeler crash
• Drunk driver accidents
• Injuries to children

Car accidents happen on all kinds of roads and the worst injuries do not always just involve cars. We also protect the rights of pedestrians and bike riders who have been fatally injured by motor vehicles.

Understanding your concerns, we handle all personal injury cases on a contingency basis. At the law offices of Ronald S. Todd, P.C. you will not pay any lawyer fees until we get you the full extent of compensation you deserve. We also provide in-home and hospital visits for clients who are unable to make it to our offices.

Contact Us

Our offices are open during weekly business hours, and we offer weekend and evening hours by appointment. Contact us today on-line at www.ronaldtoddlaw.com or by calling (317) 375-7718.

Indiana traffic data was extracted from the Indiana State Police Automated Reporting Information Exchange System (ARIES), as of March 1, 2010.

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Heavy Traffic Increases the Risk of Aggressive Driving Accidents in Indiana

Posted on January 04, 2012 by Ronald Todd

With congested roadways, road construction delays and hurried motorist, aggressive driving has been increasing at a dramatic rate. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) defines aggressive driving as "the operation of a motor vehicle in a manner that endangers or is likely to endanger persons or property." In a NHTSA study, 60% of all drivers feel aggressive driving is a major threat to them and their families. This perceived threat is a reality. A substantial number of all fatal auto accidents were caused by an aggressive driver.

Aggressive driving behavior includes:

• Speeding or driving too fast for conditions
• Improper or unsafe lane changing
• Tailgating
• Improper passing
• Confrontational gestures or other communication
• Flashing lights or honking at another motorist to show irritation with that driver
• Cutting off or blocking another motorist
• Disregarding traffic signals
• Darting in and out of traffic
• Failure to yield the right of way

If you encounter an aggressive driver, you should protect yourself by:

1. Staying as far away from that driver as possible
   
2. Remaining calm
   
3. Ignoring the other driver's taunting behavior
   
4. Refusing to allow yourself to retaliate in response to the aggressive driver
   
5. Allowing the aggressive driver to pass you as soon as possible
   

Contact an Indiana Personal Injury Lawyer at Ronald S. Todd, P.C., if you are a victim of a car accident in Indiana.

Do not let an aggressive driver take control of your life. Whether you were in a head-on collision, intersection accident, or you were injured when an aggressive driver ran a red light or drove recklessly, we will make sure the aggressive driver is held responsible.

Understanding that you have immediate financial concerns, we handle all personal injury cases on a contingency basis. You will not pay attorney fees until we get you the compensation you deserve for your injuries and property damage. We offer off-site visits for clients who are unable to make it to our offices.

Contact Us

You have the right to be angry after being involved in a car accident with an aggressive driver in Indianapolis, and you also have the right to take action and hold the driver responsible. Our offices are open during weekly business hours, and we offer weekend and evening hours by appointment. Contact us today on-line at www.ronaldtoddlaw.com or by calling (317) 375-7718.

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Texting And Other Distractions Cause Many Car Accidents in Indiana

Posted on January 02, 2012 by Ronald Todd

Distractions are a leading cause of many traffic accidents. While there are various causes for distractions, one of the most common involve motorists looking at another car accident Indiana (or rubbernecking). Other distractions include:
• Cell phones and texting • Tired or fatigued drivers
• Roadside attractions (billboards, sites, etc.)
• Passengers talking or disturbing the driver
• Adjusting electronic devices (radio, iPod, mp3 player, CD player, navigation systems, etc.)
• Reading books, maps, magazines, newspapers, etc.

Protect your rights after an auto accident involving a distracted driver

There are no excuses for a driver to be distracted while driving. If you have been seriously injured by a distracted driver, an experienced Indiana injury lawyer can make sure you get the medical care and financial compensation that you and your family deserve. At the law offices of Ronald S. Todd, P.C., we protect the rights of people who have suffered serious injuries as the result of a distracted driver.

Do not let a distracted driver take control of your life. Whether you were in a head-on collision, intersection accident, or injured when a texting driver ran a red light, we will make sure that negligent driver is held responsible.

Contact a Personal Injury Lawyer at Ronald S. Todd, P.C.

You have the right to be angry after being injured by a distracted driver and you also have the right to take action and hold the driver responsible. Our offices are open during weekly business hours, and we offer weekend and evening hours by appointment. Contact us today on-line at www.ronaldtoddlaw.com or by calling (317) 375-7718.

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Inclement Weather is a Common Cause of Traffic Accidents in Indiana

Posted on January 01, 2012 by Ronald Todd

Weather can play a deadly role in auto accidents in Indiana. Driving is more difficult when there is fog, heavy rain, high winds, lightening, hail, sleet, and snowstorms. These conditions make it harder to see and even harder to stop. Extra precautions must be taken to avoid an accident.

The best way to avoid the nasty road conditions is to delay or cancel your trip until the weather improves. However, this is not always possible. If you have to venture out into the inclement weather, here are some tips to keep you safe:

1. Reduce your speed
   
2. Leave extra room between you and the car in front of you
   
3. Give yourself more time to stop
   
4. Wear your seat belt
   
5. Make yourself more visible to other drivers by turning on your lights
   
6. Keep your windshield, lights, mirrors and windshield wipers clean
   
7. Avoid over steering if you begin to skid
   
8. Be extra careful on ramps, bridges, overpasses and side streets
   
9. Be aware of other traffic that may be having problems on the roadway
   
10. Pull off the road until the weather conditions improve
    

What you need to know if you are involved in a car accident in the Indianapolis area

A motor vehicle accident can result in serious and fatal injuries. You may have costly medical expenses, damages, long-term care needs and lost wages. To protect your rights, it is important to discuss your case with an experienced personal injury lawyer.

After a car accident Indiana, truck accident Indiana or motorcycle accident Indiana:
- Obtain the medical care that you need from your injuries - Do not speak with the other driver's insurance company without first consulting with your own attorney - Contact your own attorney as soon as possible to conduct an early investigation that will preserve critical evidence - Do not settle your claims without first consulting with an attorney to make sure that you are receiving the compensation that you deserve (Insurance companies lose money when they have to pay you and your family the compensation that you deserve)

Contact an experienced Indiana Accident Lawyer- Ronald S. Todd, P.C.

With so many financial considerations on your mind, from medical bills to lost wages at work, you need a lawyer that understands that you are looking to make ends meet. We handle all motor vehicle accidents on a contingency basis. You will not have to pay attorney fees until we get you the compensation that you deserve.

Call today

Our offices are open during weekly business hours, and we offer weekend and evening hours by appointment. Contact us today on-line at www.ronaldtoddlaw.com or by calling (317) 375-7718.

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What to Do After a Car Accident in Indiana?

Posted on December 31, 2011 by Ronald Todd

Indiana Car Accidents

Indiana drivers spend a significant time in traffic. When a driver spends more time on the road, he has a higher risk of being involved in a traffic accident. After an auto accident, there are important issues to consider. An experience attorney can be an invaluable source for legal help. Indiana residents that consult a lawyer have a better chance to be happier with the outcome of their claim than those who handle their own claims.

What to do at the scene of a car crash?

• Call 911 to report the accident and to inform 911 of any injuries from the accident
• Do not leave the scene of the accident or move the cars unless the cars are creating a hazard
• Do not make any statement concerning the accident except to the investigating police officer
• Provide and receive the name, address and insurance information of all drivers involved in the collision
• Obtain the contact information of any witnesses. Do not count on the police officer to do so. Many times the police officer will not obtain the witness' information
• Take pictures of the scene and the vehicles

What to do after a car accident in Indianapolis?

There are three main steps that you must do after a motor vehicle accident. The first step is to seek the medical care that you need. Some injuries take time to manifest after an accident. If you fail to obtain the care you need, your injuries may become chronic or permanent.

The second step is to seek legal advice from an experienced Indiana accident lawyer. There are many attorneys available in Indiana, so be sure that you chose the right lawyer for you. Without the aid of a dedicated attorney, you and your family may not receive the compensation that you deserve.

The third step is to have your attorney contact your insurance company and notify it of your accident and your injuries from the accident. If you and your attorney delay in notifying your insurance company, it may have the right to refuse to pay any benefits for your injuries.

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Are you ready to get the compensation you deserve for the damages you received from your automobile accident? Our offices are open during weekly business hours, and we offer weekend and evening hours by appointment. Contact us today on-line at www.ronaldtoddlaw.com or by calling (317) 375-7718.

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