What The Data Does and Doesn’t Reveal About Rideshare Crashes
As ride-hailing regained momentum after the sharp slowdown in travel during the pandemic, city officials and transportation researchers have been left with a basic question that remains surprisingly hard to answer: Are rideshare-related crashes rising? While no comprehensive national data set currently exists, public reports and academic studies still offer insight into how rideshare activity
How rideshare insurance rules vary across some states, and the coverage gaps that could cost you
A rideshare trip can involve three different insurance realities before a passenger reaches a destination: the driver’s personal policy before the app is on, a lower level of transportation network company coverage while the driver is logged in and waiting, and a much higher policy once a ride is accepted. That distinction matters because a
What Happens When a Driver Fails to Yield to a Pedestrian in Nevada?
A failure to yield to a pedestrian can be strong evidence of fault when a driver enters a crosswalk and strikes someone. Nevada traffic laws require motorists to yield to pedestrians in specific situations, but drivers must still exercise reasonable care when a person crosses outside a marked crosswalk. These rules are especially important in
