Pedestrian Safety

On a beautiful day, a walk through the neighborhood can be a truly joyous experience. However, as with any other activity, it is important to always keep your safety a priority. Following safety tips when walking will not only help you avoid injuries; it will also keep the roads and sidewalks of your area safer for everyone.

If you or a loved one has been injured due to the poor decisions of another party, you may be eligible for compensation. Contact the Kenosha pedestrian injury attorneys at Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. today at 800-242-2874 to discuss your case.

Tips for Pedestrians

Some easy and simple ways to remain safe while taking a walk include:

  • Use sidewalks when available.
  • If there is no sidewalk, walk facing the traffic on the road.
  • Always stay off freeways and out of restricted zones.
  • Do not jaywalk. Only cross streets where it is legal to do so.
  • Make it easier for drivers to see you by wearing light colors.
  • Wear reflective materials and carry a flashlight if walking in the dark.
  • Always be cautious. Do not assume a driver sees you or will yield to you.
  • Do not take long walks when intoxicated. This can be highly dangerous.
  • Use extra precaution when walking or crossing a high-speed or multi-lane road.

Unfortunately, being cautious cannot always protect you from other people’s reckless behaviors. If you have been harmed by a careless driver or other party, our Kenosha pedestrian accident lawyers are ready to fight for the compensation you need.

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Contact a Kenosha pedestrian injury attorney today to discuss your eligibility to collect for the damages you have suffered. Call the office of Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. today at 800-242-2874 to speak to a qualified attorney about your case.

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