Lane Keeping Systems are designed to keep a vehicle in its lane of travel. Any crash where a vehicle or tractor trailer left its lane of travel and resulted in catastrophic injuries or death should be carefully screened. There may be a failure to equip with a lane keeping system automotive products liability case.
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Has your client been catastrophically injured in a car crash? Does the at-fault driver have limited coverage? Think crash avoidance technology (CAT)!
That bicyclist you nearly hit when you were rushing to work, the store, or church on Sunday morning was someone’s relative: a mother, wife, daughter, husband, or son. They were just trying to get some exercise outdoors. Bicyclists have the right to be on the roadway, just like other road users. Of course, they must also obey the same traffic rules as other road users, but so should drivers when encountering a cyclist.
In frontal impact collisions, seatbelts and airbags are intended to protect us from serious injury. In addition, in rear impacts, it is the seatback that serves as the restraint system. The seatback and head rest are intended to hold the head and torso in place when a vehicle is struck from behind. However, seatback failures occur all too commonly in rear impact collisions, often resulting in catastrophic injuries to the occupant as well as anyone sitting in the seat behind.