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Alaska Pedestrian Accidents – Learn what to do after a pedestrian accident in Alaska, including medical care, evidence, insurance claims, liability, and legal options. Alaska Pedestrian Accidents: What to Do After an Injury A pedestrian accident can happen in seconds, but the injuries and financial consequences may last for months or years. Whether a collision…

Alaska Black Ice Safety: Learn how Alaska drivers can spot black ice, prevent icy-road accidents, respond to skids, and understand liability after a winter car accident. Alaska Black Ice Safety: How to Avoid a Serious Car Accident As Alaska temperatures drop in the fall, drivers face a dangerous seasonal hazard: black ice. This thin, nearly…

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…

Fall Into Winter – Alaska Road Safety: Changing weather conditions in Alaska make driving more dangerous than in most states, especially at this time of year. Alaskan roads may be dry, debris-covered, wet, snowy, icy or any combination of these on any given day. In addition, certain conditions make roads even more dangerous. For example,…

Alaska Roads – our state is renowned for stunning scenery and incredible natural beauty. Most of Alaska’s tourists travel via plane, train or cruise ship. Yet, the most common travel in our great state occurs on Alaska roads. In 2022, the Department of Transportation and Public Facilities reported at least 82 fatalities. That number is…

Alaska Summer Road Trips – Recreational vehicles and summer road trip season is upon us. For this reason. preparing for travel, recreation, and camping before you hit the road is critical. Following are some tips to keep your summer road trip adventures safe and fun. Plan Your Alaska Summer Road Trip Route Alaska summer road trips…

Spring Weather Hazards – Safe driving in Alaska is a priority, especially as driving in Spring conditions begin. With spring break-up approaching and the sun returning, Alaskan drivers experience a lot of unique driving conditions. Through each season Johnson Law reminds everyone to take care and drive intelligently. Tips For A Safer Spring Weather Driving…

Spring Breakup – Alaska often experiences dramatic weather changes during springtime, earning the term “Breakup” for the short season. The Alaska term for spring comes from the process of ice literally “breaking up” and snow melting and turning to slush. If the winter freezes rivers into solid sheets of ice (sometimes strong enough to hold…

The Winter AlCan – The primary highway into Alaska to and from the lower 48 is the Alaska Highway, also known as the AlCan. Driving the AlCan during winter requires preparation to ensure smooth travel. Plan Your Stops Several businesses along the AlCan in winter are closed or have reduced hours in winter months. It…

Alaska Winter Roads – driving in ice and snow is hazardous for winter drivers across Alaska. Even if you drive well in bad weather, it’s best to stay home if leaving the house isn’t absolutely necessary. If you do have to drive in winter weather, be cautious and give yourself extra travel time. Slow Down Slow…