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There are multiple methods for recovery after a car accident. Traditional methods like medical care and physical therapy are essential, but complementary approaches such as chiropractic care, acupuncture, yoga, and mental health therapy can enhance healing. Each person’s recovery plan...
READ MORESigns you need an X-ray after a car accident include severe or persistent pain, visible deformities, difficulty moving a body part, swelling, or numbness. These may indicate fractures or other internal injuries requiring immediate medical attention. After a car accident,...
READ MOREUber is coming to Nevada! One of America’s fastest-growing rideshare companies will be available to drivers and passengers in Nevada starting as soon as July 1st, making it the 46th state to open its marketplace to Uber. This ruling comes...
READ MOREA 2010 report from Allstate Insurance Company confirms what many Las Vegas visitors and residents may have already suspected: Las Vegas is home to some of the worst drivers in the nation. According to the company’s annual America’s Best Driver’s...
READ MORETraveling by car in Las Vegas? Although Nevada does not rank in the top 10 most dangerous states in which to drive (whereas states like Arkansas and Oklahoma do), this does not mean that Las Vegas driving is safe. In...
READ MOREYou have a decision to make when you are travelling on the strip in Las Vegas: you can either walk to where you need to go or take a taxi. Many people will make the decision based on convenience or...
READ MOREMinimizing time spent on shuttle buses reduces the risk of personal injury by avoiding overcrowded conditions, sudden stops, and limited safety features like seatbelts. Spending less time on shuttles also decreases exposure to potential slip-and-fall accidents or collisions, promoting a...
READ MOREEvery day throughout United States, millions of Americans take some form of public or mass transportation system, whether it is a taxi, bus, shuttle, train, airplane, or boat. Within Las Vegas, there are various methods of mass and public transportation...
READ MORECar accidents in Las Vegas are most likely to occur at high-traffic intersections like Flamingo Road and Decatur Boulevard, Sahara Avenue and Rainbow Boulevard, and along the Las Vegas Strip. Freeways like I-15 and US-95 also see frequent crashes due...
READ MOREDefensive driving is a key part of the curriculum for those learning how to drive. One of the reasons that people with driver’s licenses have been taught how to drive defensively is because there is such a high risk of...
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