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Whenever you set foot on another person’s property, whether it’s a home or business, Florida law requires the property owner to keep you “reasonably” safe. If the owner notices a dangerous situation, such as a spill, he or she must correct the danger within a reasonable amount of time so it won’t hurt anyone. Supermarkets…
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A Pompano Beach family is still hoping they will see justice done a week after a seventeen-year-old was mowed down on a local street by a hit-and-run driver. The teen, who suffered severe injuries including crushed ribs, a crushed pelvis, and traumatic head injuries, remains in the hospital after spending time in an intensive care…
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Millennials are often characterized as tech-savvy multitaskers who want instant gratification. Those traits translate directly to their driving—in a bad way—according to a new AAA study. They are the top offenders of all age groups in texting, running red lights, and speeding when behind the wheel. Eighty-eight percent of the 2,511 licensed drivers surveyed admitted…
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A recent major car wreck involving six vehicles put eight people in the hospital and left one driver dead at the scene. The crash, which was reported around 6:30 p.m. on the night of February 16, happened on Northwest 37th Avenue near the intersection with Northwest 194th Street. News coverage from the scene the morning…
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A Slate report in 2013 judged Miami to have the worst drivers in the nation. More recent national statistics for pedestrians said that Miami-Dade was the nation’s fifth most dangerous metropolis with fatalities at a ten-year high. Miami-Dade also ranked number seven for traffic congestion, making commuting frustrating as well as hazardous. Red-light running is…
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The mega dirt-bike and ATV highway joyride “Wheels Up, Guns Down” is celebrated to bring fractious communities together, but the event tragically claimed lives again this year. Video footage shows these MLK-weekend riders seemingly overjoyed, popping wheelies and weaving through traffic in Miami Dade and Hialeah Counties, causing a wild spectacle and chaos on the…
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A Florida woman who relied on a customized minivan to help her drive despite her quadriplegia is seeking help replacing the vehicle that was deemed irreparable after she was rear-ended at an intersection. Although insurance offered her $25,000, that total falls two-thirds short of what she needs to replace her specially modified model, which allows…
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It’s not every day that accidents have a happy ending, but in the case of Collette Nichols, one did. Working at a casino to make ends meet, she was riding her bicycle home one night when she was struck from behind by a vehicle. Due to the size difference between a car and a bike,…
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A horrific crash on Thanksgiving Day that killed a father and his daughter and put a mother in the hospital in critical condition may have been the result of a street race gone bad. Police are still investigating the November 24 crash, which happened on NW North River Drive in Miami. A fourth individual, the…
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Our home appliances do a lot of things. Without them, we’d have a much harder time brewing coffee, heating up leftovers, washing the dishes, and doing the laundry. We rely on our coffee makers, microwave ovens, dishwashers, washing machines, clothes dryers, and many other devices to make each day better and more productive. With all…
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