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-Posted On September 21, 2012 In Automobile Accident-

Multi-Car Crash Causing San Ramon Automobile Fatality

It is sad for me to report that early Sunday morning August 15th, The Contra Costa County Coroner’s Office identified Mehrdad Emami, 46, of San Ramon as a victim killed in a multi-car fiery accident near the Crow Canyon exit in San Ramon. A 40-year-old woman from San Ramon, driver of the Emami car, has also been hospitalized with major injuries. The auto accident occured at approximately 1:20 a.m. when a Nissan Maxima rear ended with a silver BMW, which was carrying Emami and his 40-year-old driver. The collision sent both vehicles into an uncontrollable spin near a forklift working…
-Posted On September 14, 2012 In Automobile Accident-

Texas Driver Drives Off a Cliff While Texting

A college student from Texas believes he is lucky to be alive after a terrible crash. He was texting and driving when his truck flew off of a cliff. This type of story is happening so frequently these days, which is why I blog about it. Just before Chance Bothe’s truck plunged off of a bridge and into a ravine, he typed a text into his phone. He wrote, “I need to quit texting, because I could die in a car accident.” This situation seems unreal, but it’s not. Unfortunately, many new teen drivers (and adults alike) seem to have…
-Posted On September 7, 2012 In Bikes and California Law-

Bicycle Safety Law Approved in California Assembly

I am pleased to report that on Monday, August 27th the California Assembly approved the new three-foot passing bill by a 54-24 vote after a heated and lengthy debate. The preceding try to pass this law was Senate Bill 910 which I discussed back in September 2011, and which was vetoed by Governor Brown. Hopefully, the reasons for his veto have been addressed in the new bill. After this new pro-bicycle bill, otherwise known as Senate Bill 1464, becomes reconciled with matching State Senate bill, it will land back on the Governor’s desk for signature or veto. The California bicycle…
-Posted On August 13, 2012 In Pedestrian Accident-

San Francisco Pedestrian Accidents High Already: Continuing to Rise

Just when we thought that San Francisco has seen enough pedestrian injuries and fatalities, a new study is released indicating that this trend is continuing and unfortunately pedestrian fatalities are on the uprise. I am pleased to report that San Francisco plans to implement new measures to improve pedestrian safety. This effort, however (in part), overshadows the fact that “the number of pedestrians killed this year is on pace to surpass the death toll from each of the two previous years.” It’s a bitter pill to have to swallow; according to the San Francisco Police Department, San Francisco, a…
-Posted On August 6, 2012 In Wrongful Death-

Concord Teen Faces Vehicular Manslaughter for Killing Pedestrians on the Sidewalk

David Rosen, 17-years-old, struck and killed a 41-year-old man and his 9-year-old daughter up on the sidewalk as they were on a family bike ride one morning. Rosen lost control of his SUV Cadillac Escalade when he struck the bicyclists, sheared off a fire hydrant and careened into the brick facade of a medical office building next to the Contra Costa Fire District’s training center, which ended in this tragic Concord fatality in April a few months ago. Recommendations and facts in the case are being reviewed. Police have recommended vehicular manslaughter charges. Vehicular manslaughter normally carries a prison sentence…
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