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If you or a loved one has been in a motor-vehicle accident, contact Stephenson Rife of Indianapolis as soon as possible.

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VEHICLE ACCIDENTS
A Way of Life For most Indiana residents, our vehicles are a way of life. They not only transport us to and from work, but to the grocery, the childrens sports practices, to the doctors and any other place we need to go. Statistics show that individuals spend an average of 18 遜 hours in their vehicles each week a total of two entire months by the end of the year. But with this much driving come risks, specifically in the form of motor-vehicle accidents.
Indiana Statistics The State of Indianas annual Highway Safety Report for 2016 shows there were: 821 Traffic Fatalities 14,775 Incapacitating Injuries 80 Drunk Driving Fatalities 98 Motorcycle Fatalities
Common Types of Car Crashes Car crashes come in many different forms, including: Rear-end crashes Head-on collisions Side-impact (T-bone) collisions Rollovers
Causes of Vehicle Crashes Intoxication or driver impairment Drowsy driving Distracted driving Speeding Following another vehicle too closely Failure to adhere to traffic signs or signals
Motorcycle Accidents Because of the nature of motorcycles, riders are exposed to extra risks during an accident, especially from the negligence of other motorists. Because of this, motorcycle injuries always have the potential to be severe. If you have been hurt in a motorcycle accident due to anothers negligence, our team will investigate and find out the causes and work to get you the compensation you deserve.
Truck Accidents The average semi-truck weighs in the neighborhood of 80,000 pounds, on average, while the average car is generally about 5,000 pounds. When the two collide, the result is often catastrophic. Truck driving is a dangerous job, which is why so many rules and regulations are in place to keep both you and the truck driver safe. However, if you have been in an accident involving a commercial truck, we are here to help.
Bicycle Accidents Indiana has more than 3,021 miles of trails and bikeways as well as 301 miles of rails-trails for public use. Bicycles are extended the same rights and privileges as motor vehicles on most roadways and are governed by the same basic rules. However, not all motorists are willing to share the road, making bicycling all too often dangerous.
Bus Accidents Buses are susceptible to the same dangers on the road as other vehicles. However, because of their different uses (such as transporting travelers or school children), their size, even faulty or poorly-maintained equipment, the dangers are sometimes greater. Liability for bus crashes is often widespread, from the driver to the manufacturer. Our team will investigate, find out who is at fault, and hold them responsible.
Let McNeely Stephenson Help If you or a loved one has been in a motor-vehicle accident, contact Stephenson Rife of Indianapolis as soon as possible. Attorney Mike Stephenson and his legal team have the experience, knowledge and resources to help with your claim and are committed to doing whatever is necessary to achieve the best possible outcome in your case. To ask questions or set up an evaluation, contact us online or call 317.680.2011.

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  • 2. A Way of Life For most Indiana residents, our vehicles are a way of life. They not only transport us to and from work, but to the grocery, the childrens sports practices, to the doctors and any other place we need to go. Statistics show that individuals spend an average of 18 遜 hours in their vehicles each week a total of two entire months by the end of the year. But with this much driving come risks, specifically in the form of motor-vehicle accidents.
  • 3. Indiana Statistics The State of Indianas annual Highway Safety Report for 2016 shows there were: 821 Traffic Fatalities 14,775 Incapacitating Injuries 80 Drunk Driving Fatalities 98 Motorcycle Fatalities
  • 4. Common Types of Car Crashes Car crashes come in many different forms, including: Rear-end crashes Head-on collisions Side-impact (T-bone) collisions Rollovers
  • 5. Causes of Vehicle Crashes Intoxication or driver impairment Drowsy driving Distracted driving Speeding Following another vehicle too closely Failure to adhere to traffic signs or signals
  • 6. Motorcycle Accidents Because of the nature of motorcycles, riders are exposed to extra risks during an accident, especially from the negligence of other motorists. Because of this, motorcycle injuries always have the potential to be severe. If you have been hurt in a motorcycle accident due to anothers negligence, our team will investigate and find out the causes and work to get you the compensation you deserve.
  • 7. Truck Accidents The average semi-truck weighs in the neighborhood of 80,000 pounds, on average, while the average car is generally about 5,000 pounds. When the two collide, the result is often catastrophic. Truck driving is a dangerous job, which is why so many rules and regulations are in place to keep both you and the truck driver safe. However, if you have been in an accident involving a commercial truck, we are here to help.
  • 8. Bicycle Accidents Indiana has more than 3,021 miles of trails and bikeways as well as 301 miles of rails-trails for public use. Bicycles are extended the same rights and privileges as motor vehicles on most roadways and are governed by the same basic rules. However, not all motorists are willing to share the road, making bicycling all too often dangerous.
  • 9. Bus Accidents Buses are susceptible to the same dangers on the road as other vehicles. However, because of their different uses (such as transporting travelers or school children), their size, even faulty or poorly-maintained equipment, the dangers are sometimes greater. Liability for bus crashes is often widespread, from the driver to the manufacturer. Our team will investigate, find out who is at fault, and hold them responsible.
  • 10. Let McNeely Stephenson Help If you or a loved one has been in a motor-vehicle accident, contact Stephenson Rife of Indianapolis as soon as possible. Attorney Mike Stephenson and his legal team have the experience, knowledge and resources to help with your claim and are committed to doing whatever is necessary to achieve the best possible outcome in your case. To ask questions or set up an evaluation, contact us online or call 317.680.2011.