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Can a Utah Pedestrian or Cyclist Sue Uber or Lyft After Being Hit by One of Their Drivers?

A pedestrian or cyclist in Utah may be able to pursue compensation for their losses after being hit by an Uber or Lyft driver, but the process is often more complex than a typical accident claim because multiple insurance policies and legal relationships may be involved. If you were walking or riding your bicycle when […]

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Pedestrian Accident Liability at Unmarked Crosswalks in Midvale

If you were struck by a vehicle in an unmarked crosswalk in Midvale, you can hold the driver legally responsible for hitting you. Under Utah law, drivers must yield to pedestrians not only in marked crosswalks, but also at many intersections where crosswalks are legally recognized, even if no paint is visible on the pavement. […]

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Pedestrian Safety and Accident Liability on the Idaho Falls Greenbelt

The Idaho Falls Greenbelt is meant to be a place for walking, running, and enjoying the Snake River… not a place where you leave in an ambulance. If you were hit by a bicycle, vehicle, scooter, or even injured because of a hazardous condition along the Greenbelt, you may be wondering what your rights are […]

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Pedestrian Accidents on the UVU Campus: Navigating University vs. City Liability

If you were hit by a vehicle while walking on or near the Utah Valley University (UVU) campus in Orem, one of the first questions you may have is: Who is responsible for my losses? The university or the city?  The answer depends on where the accident happened, who controlled the roadway or sidewalk, and […]

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Most Dangerous Areas for Pedestrians in Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City takes pride in being a walkable and active community. From the downtown business district to the trails of Liberty Park, residents enjoy moving on foot. However, rapid urban growth and increased traffic congestion have turned specific intersections into hazard zones for pedestrians.  Most dangerous areas for pedestrians in Salt Lake City are […]

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Hit and Run Pedestrian Accidents: Your Options When the Driver Flees in Utah

After a hit-and-run pedestrian accident in Utah, your options for compensation typically involve filing a claim through your own auto insurance policy’s uninsured motorist coverage. Even when the at-fault driver flees the scene and cannot be found, avenues for financial recovery still exist. A Utah pedestrian accident lawyer can analyze policies, manage communication with insurers, […]

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Parking Lot Pedestrian Accidents: Establishing Fault in Private Property Cases

Establishing fault in parking lot pedestrian accidents on private property requires proving that a driver or property owner failed to act with reasonable care and directly caused your injuries. While many people assume these low-speed collisions are minor, the reality is often quite different. A pedestrian hit in a parking lot has no protection against […]

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Utah’s Modified Comparative Fault Rule: How It Affects Your Pedestrian Accident Claim

A driver hits you while you’re crossing the street. You suffered serious injuries and mounting medical bills. Then the insurance adjuster calls with news that stops you cold: they’re assigning you 40% of the fault because you were jaywalking. Does this eliminate your right to compensation? Many pedestrians in this situation assume that any fault […]

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Utah’s “Courtesy Trap” Law: When Being Nice Causes Midvale Pedestrian Accidents

A driver waves you across Fort Union Boulevard. You step into the crosswalk, trusting their gesture. Then a second vehicle in the next lane strikes you before you see it coming. This scenario is often called a “courtesy trap” in pedestrian safety discussions, and it happens more often than most Midvale residents realize. When one […]

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TRAX Light Rail Pedestrian Accidents: Liability and Compensation in Salt Lake City

TRAX pedestrian accidents differ from standard vehicle collisions. The Utah Transit Authority operates under governmental immunity rules that change how you file claims, when you must act, and what compensation you might recover. Effective TRAX claims apply transit rules and the Governmental Immunity Act’s deadlines to preserve your rights and build liability against the correct […]

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