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The Seward Highway is one of America’s most beautiful, yet dangerous highways. Its winding, two-lane layout, unpredictable weather, and heavy tourist traffic create hazards for drivers. A 127-mile National Scenic Byway and All-American Road in Alaska, the Seward Highway connects Anchorage to the city of Seward via the Kenai Peninsula. Dangers Of The Seward Highway…

Alaska Trucking Accidents often leave victims with serious injuries. This type of crash generally involve a large commercial vehicle carrying significant cargo. The size and weight combination makes them more dangerous than other types of autos in a crash. Commercial vehicle drivers must carry special licenses indicating they know how to control these large, heavy…

Alaska Pedestrian Injuries – In 2023, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimated that 7,314 pedestrians died in crashes on public roads. This number equals a pedestrian death every 72 minutes. Additionally, more than 68,000 pedestrians sustain injuries in traffic crashes. Unfortunately, it appears Alaska pedestrian injuries are also on the rise. While numbers are preliminary, the Alaska Department…

Alaska Tour Injuries – Vacations are meant for enjoying time away from the daily routine. A time to relax with family or loved ones and enjoy a few adventurous activities. Soaking in the beauty and history are also a key part of vacationing in Alaska. Unfortunately, a fun and exciting vacation can quickly turn into…

Alaska Traffic Crashes – The State of Alaska is a unique environment which differs in many ways from other states. One of the most notable differences is in the land and the way of life. Because of these differences, the factors for vehicle collisions also differ when compared to other locations. Where Do Alaska Traffic…

Alaska Uninsured Drivers – Alaska is an “at-fault” state. Consequently, every registered driver must have insurance coverage to pay for costs – in case they cause an accident. This system requires proving fault to determine who is responsible for the costs of the collision. This is very different from a no-fault state, where drivers use their…

After a car crash, many Alaskans are at a loss on how to proceed. Most do not experience car crashes. Some are unfortunate to have been involved in several accidents. Due to this unfamiliarity, car crashes can be difficult to navigate. The main problem is that many Alaskans experience frustration and stress after a crash.…

Anchorage Personal Injury – There are four main issues to consider when hiring a firm to represent you or your loved one. Not all law firms, or lawyers, are equally experienced, or talented. When searching for an Anchorage personal injury lawyer, consider the following issues before making a decision: Experience There are varying levels of…

Autumn Vehicle Care – Regular vehicle maintenance is a key factor to driving safely in Alaska. Prepare your car for the change of season before the weather turns really cold. For those experiencing they first Alaskan winter, check your vehicle now and confirm it’s winterized. Getting Started At Home Autumn vehicle care starts at home. Be sure…

Juneau, Alaska Capital City – In September of 1906, Alaska’s Capital City relocated from Sitka to Juneau. Newly appointed governor Wilford B. Hoggatt boarded a steamer and traveled to Juneau. This act would complete the official transfer of Alaska’s “seat of government.” Before, and up to this time, Alaska’s governor held office in Sitka. Capital…