When you are driving in and around Phoenix, chances are your trip will be a safe one as you go to the store, church, or maybe drop off your kids at school. However, if you meet up with a driver who is not making safety behind the wheel their top priority, it will only take a second or two for your life to be turned upside down. If you become the victim of a car accident, you will suddenly be dealing with insurance companies, doctors, and police, all of whom will be asking you many questions. As to what causes most Phoenix car accidents, here are some of the most common reasons and how car accident attorneys from Tobler Law can be of assistance.
Distracted Drivers
Whether a driver is talking on their cellphone, sending or replying to a text message, or changing the radio station, distracted drivers account for many accidents in Phoenix. Since drivers in these situations are often traveling at high speeds, you are likely to encounter serious injuries following these accidents.
Impaired Drivers
From a person who had too much to drink at an office party to someone who got high on drugs and then chose to get behind the wheel of their vehicle, impaired drivers display gross negligence and carelessness with their actions. If you suffered broken bones, head injuries, or other serious injuries in these situations, contact us here at Tobler Law immediately.
Drowsy Drivers
In today’s world, more and more people work late-night shifts or simply do not get the sleep they need due to personal and professional responsibilities. As a result, many people get behind the wheel of their vehicle when they are very tired, and thus fall asleep at the wheel. Often very devastating accidents, you should always make sure you receive maximum compensation for injuries, lost income, and pain and suffering associated with your accident.
If you have been involved in a car accident in Phoenix or the surrounding area, discuss your accident and how to gain compensation in greater detail by scheduling a consultation today with us here at Tobler Law.
