Subscribe: Dangerous Streets and Intersections Blamed For Corona Car Accidents
As Corona car accident lawyers are fully aware, the major Inland Empire city of Corona has grown substantially due to the recent housing boom. And with that growth has come more traffic and regrettably more car accidents.The statistics tell the story. Corona Police reported the following car collisions throughout the city. In 2005, there were 1,729 car accidents resulting in 555 injuries; in 2006, car collisions rose to 1,893 resulting in 543 injuries; in 2007, the number of car collisions dropped to 1,134, resulting in 294 injuries (this drop was probably due to fewer car trips in response to skyrocketing gas prices).This alarming rise in Corona car accidents is symptomatic of many growing cities. Cities must find a way to address the problem through increased traffic enforcement efforts and other driver awareness programs.Looking just at intersections, the Corona car accident statistics reveal a similar pattern. In 2005, there were 591 …
