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In 2021 alone, there were 57,598 car accidents in Kansas, including 381 fatal collisions. These collisions occurred across the entire state, including Interstate 135, U.S. Route 54, and Kansas Highway 96. The unfortunate reality is that even the safest drivers are at risk. You never know when another motorist will
Car Accidents in Kansas can come with a high price tag, even for those who didn’t cause the crashes. If you’re in a collision, you might lose time at work and, therefore, income. You may also face high medical bills and need to repair your car. There may also be
Car and truck accidents in Kansas can happen to anyone. In 2021, there were 5.4 million car accident injuries in the U.S. and 46,980 fatalities. No matter how good a driver you are, you could suffer pain and losses in a traffic accident. Pain and suffering are just part of
Car accidents are relatively common in Kansas. According to the Kansas Department of Transportation, there were more than 90,000 car accidents in Kansas in 2021, with over 12,000 injuries and 424 fatalities. The most common types of car accidents in Kansas are rear-ended collisions, followed by single-vehicle accidents, sideswipes, and
If you’ve been involved in a car accident in Kansas, you likely have a lot on your mind. How will you pay to get your car fixed? Who will take care of the bills while you’re out of work? Do you need to sue the other driver’s insurance company? Didn’t
Kansas Crash Facts from 2016 to 2020 Each day, millions of vehicle miles are traveled in Kansas by people commuting to and from work, going on road trips, or running errands. Although no one anticipates being involved in a collision, with so many motorists on the road, this is a
As the summer season approaches, families anticipate some much-needed rest and relaxation. However, this time of year does not come without its downsides. A phenomenon known as the “100 deadliest days of summer” reminds parents to encourage teen drivers to practice defensive driving techniques whenever possible. What are the “100
Highway Fatality Rate Increased by 19% in 2020 As part of the state’s Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP), the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) annually releases a performance report that highlights the changes in roadway accident severity year-over-year. The most recent report, released in 2021, showed that the fatality rate for
Bad car accidents happen fast and often seem to come out of nowhere. Following a collision with another motorist, most accident victims are unsure of what to do next. Car accident injuries such as broken bones (fractures), back pain, and head injuries often take months or longer to heal. Many people
Attorney explains how the legal system works for families in Kansas A Wichita woman recently died due to injuries sustained in a pedestrian hit-and-run accident. The tragedy prompted city officials to make changes to the area where the fatal pedestrian accident took place, according to KWCH 12 News. Many cities and