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Pennsylvania law requires all drivers to be insured. At a minimum, drivers must carry $35,000 in auto insurance coverage, which includes $5,000 in property damage liability (PDL) and $30,000 in bodily injury liability (BIL)...

With our schools back in session, it is a good time to refresh our understanding as to when motorists must stop for a school bus on a divided highway. We have found that even experienced motorists still have some uncertainty...

Intersections, roundabouts and merge lanes are all areas where drivers in Pennsylvania may have an obligation to yield. They are also among the most common areas where car accidents occur. Failure to yield is among the...

For truck accident victims and their families, understanding the cause of the accident is important for several reasons. But, one of the most important reasons is establishing their right to financial compensation. While...

As a cyclist, you have clear legal rights under Pennsylvania law. Many of these rights—and the corresponding responsibilities for drivers—are intended to help protect you on the road. Unfortunately, drivers don’t always...

It’s back-to-school season in Pennsylvania. While meeting new teachers and classmates can be stressful for students, this time of year can be stressful for parents as well. When you put your children on a school bus, there...

Accidents involving multiple vehicles present unique challenges when it comes to seeking financial compensation. Identifying the vehicle that triggered the crash can be crucial for filing a successful claim, and if multiple...

Protecting your legal rights after a car accident is never easy. But, it can be especially difficult when the driver who hit you flees the scene of the accident. Unfortunately, hit-and-run accidents are not uncommon in...

Commercial trucks are a constant presence on Pennsylvania’s roads and highways. Unfortunately, while these trucks play an important role in the Commonwealth’s transportation industry, they also present serious risks for...

There is no excuse for getting drunk and then getting behind the wheel. Drunk driving is extremely dangerous, and this is precisely why it is against the law. Unfortunately, despite the risks, far too many people still choose...