Maryland Traffic Fatalities Decline in 2013

Traffic Fatalities Require a Westminster Wrongful Death Attorney

Maryland automobile traffic fatalities, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation, have declined by 3.1% from the previous year and 25% since 2004.

In 2013, a total of 32,719 people died in automobile accidents and the number of people injured in collisions declined by 2.1%.

“Almost 90 people on average lose their lives each day – and more than 250 are injured every hour – due to drunk driving, not wearing a seat belt, and the many other factors associated with traffic crashes,” said NHTSA Deputy Administrator David Friedman.

While it is great to hear that traffic fatalities in Maryland are declining, automobile accidents are still an ongoing problem throughout Carroll County, Maryland.  Route 140, Route 27 and Route 97 are high volume roads for Carroll County residents and increased traffic only raises the possibility for more traffic fatalities in Westminster, Maryland.

Here, at Albers & Associates, were are dedicated to getting our car accident clients fair and reasonable compensation for their injuries, including a cases involving traffic fatalities.

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Albers & Associates is shocked when it read that 90 people a day die in automobile accidents and 250 people every hour are injured.

In 2015, Westminster Car Accident Lawyer Ross W. Albers focused on recovering even more for my clients to help encourage people to drive better.

There is no such thing as a small automobile accident.  Every time an automobile accident occurs in Maryland, it means that a driver broke the rules of the road.  Rules that were created to protect everyone driving in Maryland.

If your loved one has been killed in a car accident in Maryland, then contact Westminster Car Accident Lawyer Ross W. Albers to schedule a free consultation.  Carroll County Personal Injury Lawyer Ross W. Albers is former insurance adjuster.