Areas Served
The Los Angeles locations with the most accidents — the dangerous intersections, why they're worse than other cities, and how we fight back against negligent drivers and the city officials who let these hazards persist.
South Los Angeles
Dangerous Intersections
South L.A. sees some of the city's highest truck and commercial-vehicle collision rates. Narrow corridors, heavy port-adjacent freight traffic, and signal timing that hasn't kept pace with volume make these intersections far more dangerous than comparable areas. The city has known about these hotspots for years.
Hollywood
Dangerous Intersections
Tourist foot traffic, ride-share congestion, and a freeway off-ramp that dumps directly onto a pedestrian-heavy corridor make Hollywood intersections uniquely hazardous. The city has delayed protected-crossing upgrades despite repeated community requests.
San Fernando Valley
Dangerous Intersections
Wide, high-speed arterials designed for cars — not pedestrians or cyclists — produce severe-injury crashes at rates well above the city average. The Valley's long blocks and sparse crosswalks push people into unsafe crossings the city has failed to address.
Long Beach
Dangerous Intersections
Port truck traffic, industrial corridors, and a highway that cuts through residential neighborhoods create a dangerous mix. The city and port authority share responsibility for road design that prioritizes freight movement over resident safety.
Glendale
Dangerous Intersections
Freeway interchange traffic funnels into dense downtown Glendale at high speed. The city's own collision data flags these intersections, yet signal and crossing upgrades lag behind the documented danger.
Holding Cities Accountable
When a dangerous intersection causes your injury, the at-fault driver isn't the only responsible party. Cities that ignore known hazards — broken signals, missing crosswalks, deadly freight routing — can be held liable too. We file government claims and fight the officials who let dangerous conditions persist. It's not just about your case — it's about making the streets safer for everyone.
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