Overview
Hazardous road conditions exist due to the negligence of the state, the agency that maintains the roads, and those who share the road with other users. For example, potholes and bouncy stretches of roads exist due to the negligence of the state, while isolated ice patches and damages caused on the surface of the roads are due to the negligent action of people who do it. For example water running on to the roads during winter can cause serious injuries.
Common injuries caused due to hazardous road conditions
Accidents, severe injuries, accidents involving many vehicles, deep trauma etc are some of the common injuries associated with hazardous road conditions.
Who is responsible for injuries sustained due to hazardous road conditions?
The state agencies that are responsible for maintaining the road is responsible in case of accidents. Similarly, users of the roads who may deteriorate the quality of the roads are also responsible for accidents that may occur due to their negligence.
How can I get immediate legal help with accidents caused due to hazardous road conditions?
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