Injured by a distracted driver? A Campbell Distracted Driver Accident Lawyer can help you seek justice and compensation. Texting while driving is a leading cause of serious crashes—don’t let negligence go unchallenged.
In today’s day and age, nearly every person has the ability to hold the world at their fingertips. Today’s smartphones allow us to maintain schedules, send messages, call friends, and even control the cooling systems in our homes and more. Due to the capabilities of these devices, many individuals are constantly distracted. While this may not be harmful in some instances, it is extremely hazardous when individuals allow themselves to be distracted by cellphones while driving.
According to statistics provided by National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, in 2015, 3,477 individuals suffered fatal injuries in distracted driving accidents. Despite these horrendous statistics, many people still choose to text and drive or utilize their cell phones for other reasons while driving. Victims or family members of victims of such accidents can file personal injury or wrongful death lawsuits in pursuit of monetary compensation.
If you or a loved one was injured in a distracted driving accident, call Caputo and Van Der Walde – Injury & Accident Attorneys right away. Our Campbell distracted driving attorneys are ready to put aggressive representation on your side.
Because texting a driving falls under all three forms of distracted driving, it can be considered one of the most dangerous forms of distracted driving. Although texting and driving may only seem like a minor distraction to some, utilizing a cell phone while operating a vehicle actually falls under all three forms of distracted driving, which include:
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