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According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), speeding was a factor in 29 percent of all fatal crashes in the U.S. in 2021. Speeding increases the risk and severity of crashes, as well as the legal penalties for the driver.
If you’ve been injured in a speeding accident, you may be entitled to compensation for your damages. However, pursuing a speeding accident claim can be challenging, as you need to prove that the other driver was speeding and that their speeding caused your injuries. You must also deal with the insurance companies, who may try to deny or reduce your claim.
That’s why our Los Angeles speeding accident attorneys are here to clarify the situation for those involved in speeding-related accidents. We’ll discuss the consequences of speeding, some common injuries, and how you can pursue compensation.
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Speeding has many negative consequences, such as:
Speeding can also result in criminal charges, such as reckless driving, vehicular manslaughter, or felony hit-and-run if the speeding causes injury or death to another person.
Speeding accidents can cause various injuries, such as:
Internal injuries are also common, which are injuries to the organs or blood vessels that occur when the organs or blood vessels are ruptured or torn by the collision. Internal injuries can affect any part of the body but are more common in the chest, abdomen, or pelvis.
Speeding accidents can be caused by many factors, such as:
Distracted driving is also a common cause of speeding-related accidents, according to recent data.
To prove that the other driver was speeding, you need to gather evidence that the other driver was driving faster than the speed limit or traffic speed at the time of the accident.
Some of the evidence that can help you prove that the other driver was speeding include:
Physical evidence can also be used, which is tangible or visible evidence that shows the impact and the aftermath of the accident, such as skid marks, debris, vehicle damage, or injury photos.
Physical evidence can help you estimate the speed of the vehicles involved, as well as the collision’s force and angle. Our experienced Los Angeles speeding accident attorneys can help you by:
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