Articles Posted in Alaska Highways And Roads

Alaska construction zone accidents often create complicated injury claims. Namely, drivers, construction companies, contractors, and government agencies may all dispute responsibility after a crash. Because of this, strong evidence becomes critical after an Alaska construction zone accident. The evidence collected after a collision can directly impact an injured victim’s ability to recover compensation. Preserving important…

Who May Be Liable For An Alaska Construction Zone Accident? Construction zones often create dangerous driving conditions across Alaska during the summer months. Narrow lanes, reduced speed limits, uneven pavement, and shifting traffic patterns increase the risk of serious crashes. When an accident happens in a work zone, injured victims often wonder who may be…

Alaska Construction Season – as Alaska heads toward the Memorial Day holiday, Alaskans are seeing spring and summer days bringing endless daylight, heavy tourist activity, and busy construction zones. Drivers should stay alert for seasonal road hazards throughout the summer months. Slow down and use extra caution when approaching road construction areas, changing traffic patterns,…

Costly Mistakes After An Accident in Alaska… Accidents happen fast – and the decisions you make afterward can affect your health, finances, and legal rights for years. In Alaska, injury claims are subject to strict deadlines and unique conditions, which makes avoiding common mistakes even more important. Below, we break down the most costly mistakes…

Do I need an Attorney? Do I need a personal injury attorney after an accident in Alaska? Many people ask themselves this important question after an accident. The answer depends on the situation, but in many cases – especially when injuries, insurance companies, or liability disputes are involved – speaking with an attorney can protect…

Spring Break Safety – It’s that time of year in Alaska. Spring break is a great time to relax and have fun. Smart planning keeps your trip safer and more stress-free. Here are practical ways to protect yourself while traveling. Have Fun and Stay Protected Spring break should be memorable for the right reasons. Whether…

Serious Auto Accidents – anyone who has been in a car crash understands how serious a crash is and how much worse it might have been. Not all crashes are the same. Many factors affect how serious a collision becomes. Wearing a seat belt, the point of impact—such as a front-end instead of a rear-end…

Icy Alaska Road Dangers – Alaska is a beautiful state. It has variable temperatures, beautiful icy winters and plenty of things to do for winter-lovers. Icy roads in Alaska create unique and serious hazards – especially on Interior highways. Here are some of the most common dangers: Black Ice Black ice forms when a thin…

Shovel Snow Safely – with another winter storm warning in effect throughout parts of Alaska, multiple days of moderate snowfall are expected. This year many areas throughout Alaska have seen record snowfalls. There is more of this winter wonder on the way. All this lovely snow comes with risks. A big part of dealing with…

Winter Weather Visibility – It’s every Alaskan’s responsibility to travel safely along Alaska roadways. Whether traveling as a pedestrian or in a vehicle, it’s important to remain visible when using Alaska’s roads. Consider different factors, such as possible weather and seasonal hazards, before walking or driving. Pedestrian Visibility In Winter Weather Pedestrians are difficult to…