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Key Takeaways New York law specifies who must yield, rather than automatically granting the right-of-way to any driver. At a four-way stop, the first vehicle...

Key Takeaways Injured victims can often sue a negligent truck driver under New York law. A lawsuit against the driver requires a serious injury under...

Key Takeaways Federal law limits truck drivers to eleven hours of driving within a fourteen-hour window. A 30-minute break is required once a driver has...

Founding partner Stephen Cohen and the rest of us at the Law Office of Cohen & Jaffe invite you to join us at the annual...

Key Takeaways Car carriers can weigh far more than standard trucks once fully loaded with vehicles. Top-heavy multilevel carriers are prone to swaying, tipping, or...

Key Takeaways Truck blind spots, called No-Zones, surround all four sides of every commercial vehicle on the road. The front No-Zone can extend up to...

Key Takeaways Left-turning vehicles cause the most common and deadly motorcycle collisions in New York. Lane splitting between traffic lanes is illegal under the New...

Key Takeaways Motorcycle accident lawsuits in New York can take months or years, depending on liability disputes and injury severity. New York’s no-fault insurance system...

Key Takeaways New York requires every motorcycle operator and passenger to wear a U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT)-approved helmet, with no exceptions. Riders without a...

Key Takeaways A hit-and-run occurs when a driver leaves the scene without stopping to exchange information. New York law requires every driver to remain at...

Key Takeaways Countersteering means briefly pushing the handlebars opposite the turn direction to initiate a lean. Gentle, controlled pressure on the handlebars works better than...

Key Takeaways Most drivers experience at least one crash, with an average of 17.9 years between claims. New York records over 300,000 crashes annually, with...

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