• Head-on collision

    A head-on collision is a traffic collision where the front ends of two vehicles hit each other in opposite directions. This contrasts with for example a side-impact crash or rear-end crash. Head-on crashes consistently account for an higher percentage of fatal vehicle collisions compared to their frequency of occurrence. This means that they are an often fatal type of road traffic accident. The relative velocity of vehicles traveling in opposite directions is high. Read more…
  • Hit-and-run

    A hit-and-run is the act of causing a traffic accident and not stopping afterwards. The real danger is that by not stopping, the culprit may not be providing aid to victims of an accident in the critical moments immediately after the crash. Imagine how much pain and suffering can be avoided by pulling a victim out from wreckage before it catches fire. The last decade has seen a drastic increase in the number of hit-and-run accidents across the nation. Read more…
  • How to file a traffic collision report in Las Vegas

    You need to file a report if you have been involved in an automobile accident. If the Las Vegas police are called to the scene of the accident, a police officer will complete the report for you, and you will need to sign the completed report. This report is like a police report, and may be called SR-1, “Report of Traffic Accident,” or “Report of Traffic Crash.” The SR-1, Report of Traffic Accident, contains the identifying data of the parties involved in the accident, including driver (operator) data, vehicle data, and vehicle owner data, the date, location and description of the accident, insurance data, and a statement of physical injuries and property damage. Read more…
  • Intersection collision

    Intersection collision

    Intersections have already proven to be one of the most dangerous places for motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians alike. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that as many as 40 percent of all car accidents take place in intersections. Las Vegas is famous for having some of the largest intersections and busiest roadways in Nevada. The number of turning lanes and the volume of traffic increase the risk of accidents in intersections. Read more…
  • Manufacturer defect

    Most auto accidents are caused by driver error. In fact, according to the National Motor Vehicle Crash Causation Survey, driver error was the primary cause of more than 90 percent of all car accidents. Yet, considering how many total highway accidents occur, this still leaves a considerable gap. Manufacturer negligence is responsible for many of the other crashes. Indeed, every year, thousands of innocent victims are severely injured due to the careless of vehicle and auto parts manufacturers. Read more…
  • Multi-vehicle accident

    According to the most recent data from the Nevada Department of Transportation, more than 50,000 car accidents occur in our state every year. Collectively, these accidents lead to approximately 27,000 injuries, many of which are very serious. While many car accidents involve two vehicles, about 12 percent of them involve three or more vehicles. These multi-vehicle accidents are also known as chain-reaction collisions. In any accident, determining fault may not be easy. Read more…
  • Nevada automobile insurance requirements

    Like most other states, Nevada requires a motorist to maintain an automobile liability insurance policy. This allows an insurance company to pay injured parties if the motorist is found to be at-fault for an accident. Nevertheless, it’s estimated that approximately 20 percent of Nevada drivers are uninsured. Nevada law requires that automobile liability insurance policies carry minimum coverage of: $25,000 for bodily injury or death of one person in any one accident; $50,000 for bodily injury or death of two or more persons on any one accident; and $20,000 for injury to or destruction of property of others in any one accident. Read more…
  • Questions to ask your automobile accident attorney

    When you work with an experienced car accident lawyer in Las Vegas, you have a significantly higher likelihood that you will recover financial compensation from the liable parties and insurance companies for the injuries you have suffered and the property damage that you have sustained because of your accident. Working with an attorney allows you to focus on what is important — making your best possible recovery so that you can get your life back on track after your automobile accident. Read more…
  • Rear-end collision

    Rear-end car accidents are a regular occurrence in Las Vegas. In fact, studies show that up to 37 percent of motor vehicle accidents are rear-end collisions. As one of the most common types of car accidents, they vary from seemingly minor fender-benders to major crashes that can leave both vehicles completely totaled. A rear-end collision takes place when the front of one car collides with the rear of another. In most cases, the driver of a vehicle that hits another from behind is considered at fault. Read more…
  • Reckless driving

    Obeying the rules of the road and practicing defensive driving habits can help increase your safety on the roads, but you cannot control the behavior of other drivers. Reckless drivers choose to be dangerous. They misjudge common driving procedures, exceeding the safety margins of their driving abilities, their vehicles, and the conditions of the roadways, causing accidents resulting in bodily injuries and death. In Nevada, reckless driving is defined as a mental state in which the driver displays a wanton disregard for the safety of persons or property. Read more…
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Jason Bourne and his friends visited the Las Vegas Strip in 2016. Drivers everywhere and almost half the audience hope they never come back. I give the fountain at the Bellagio (behind the multiple-vehicle collision) 5/5.

Las vegas car accident guide

When what happens in Vegas is an auto accident

A satire of a real estate agent's ad showing her eyes emitting laser beams.
Real estate agent Patricia Houlihan got a lot of publicity in 2016 after an ad designer performed laser eye surgery on her photograph. I give the composition of this satire 5/5. Image: imgur

Food

  • A.Y.C.E. Buffet at The Palms

    A.Y.C.E. Buffet at The Palms

    The A.Y.C.E. Buffet is part of the extensive expansion and upgrade of the Palms Hotel Casino. And for those who like to eat, it might be the greatest addition they made. Now, full disclosure, we think this buffet is the best value of any buffet in Las Vegas. It might not have the pizzazz of our top three (Wynn, Aria, and the Wicked Spoon), or the variety of the Bacchanal, but you will walk away knowing your money was well spent. Read more…
  • Lucky Penny at the Palms Casino Resort

    Lucky Penny at the Palms Casino Resort

    A fusion of international and American cuisine This casual dining option at the Palms provides a surprisingly good and interesting menu. Meant as their go-to 24/7 restaurant to cater to all the nightowls, it could well become a local favorite. This is quality food that is a fusion of international and American cuisine, at prices which are reasonable. We don’t expect anyone to seek it out, but those staying at the Palms will enjoy this as their default dining option. Read more…
  • Discover some Hawaiian breakfasts here in Las Vegas

    Discover some Hawaiian breakfasts here in Las Vegas

    Just in time for the protests over the Mauna Kea observatory, here are some Hawaiian themed breakfasts which are sure to get you through the day, and leave you satisfied. Many Hawaiians call Las Vegas home, to the point we are sometimes called the Ninth Island. And that means we have some genuine cuisine which has been given the Las Vegas twist. So, if you are interested in some tropical fare that draws the best from across the Pacific while respecting its own deep traditions, or just want to give your support to those wanting to protect a sacred site, here are some options that will leave you feeling you’re on vacation. Read more…
  • Mabel’s BBQ at the Palms Casino Resort

    Mabel’s BBQ at the Palms Casino Resort

    At a glance: Mabel’s BBQ is a new barbeque restaurant at the Palms, brought to life by Chef Michael Symon. Offering a rich menu of slow cooked and smoked meats, entrees, and sides, guests will be able to enjoy great flavors and fine dining, without the pretense. This is about having a good time, and making it better with an impressive selection of bottled beers, drafts, cocktails, and select whiskeys. Read more…

Entertainment

  • Unknown Bar at The Palms Casino Resort

    Unknown Bar at The Palms Casino Resort

    This bar is a centerpiece at the Palms Casino Many bars draw a crowd with their theme and décor, but few offer the sort of spectacle of Unknown, standing out in white marble like a monument. And there on display is a 13’ tiger shark in three pieces. This art installation by Damien Hirst is eye-catching, provocative and an attraction. It provides an energy to the moment while you have drinks, and an instant ice-breaker as you approach a stranger. Read more…
  • Rojo Lounge at the Palms Casino Resort

    Rojo Lounge at the Palms Casino Resort

    At a glance: A swanky little bar in a little red dress. The Rojo Lounge offers a sexy and appealing watering hole that is a great escape from the casino floor, or the excesses of a Vegas vacation. Meet here, end here, or drop by for a drink. You won’t be disappointed. palms.com/eat-and-drink/rojo-lounge Quick Information Palms Place Hotel and Spa Monday - Thursday: 2 pm to Midnight Friday - Sunday: Noon to 2 am 702 942 7037 The lounge has a better ambiance for having the column than it would without. Read more…
  • Fun things to do while in Las Vegas

    Fun things to do while in Las Vegas

    So, we’re developing a list of fun things to do while in Vegas. This will be a complete guide when we’re finished. What are your suggestion? We understand that MGM has been de-theming its properties, but an authentic New York City subway experience using a 4DX simulator would be... yeah. I give bridges to nowhere 5/5. Image: Stefan Wagener Shopping The Forum Shops at Caesers Palace The Grand Canal Shops at the Venetian Town Square in Las Vegas The Shops at Crystals Fashion Show Mall Art Galleries Skye Art Gallery The Gallery at Aria Martin Lawrence Galleries Museums The Mob Museum Shelby American Inc. Read more…
  • El Cortez keeps Las Vegas tradition alive with coin slot machines

    El Cortez keeps Las Vegas tradition alive with coin slot machines

    The one arm bandit, lights flashing, and alarms ringing, with the sound of coins falling out in a fountain of winnings is the spirit of Vegas gambling. There is no better way to celebrate a winning bet than the spray of money into your bucket of coins. It’s real, weighty, and full of promise. But as much as we can recall the feel of coin slot machines, they are long gone. Read more…

Travel

  • Las Vegas Hotel Casinos

    Las Vegas Hotel Casinos

    Park MGM At a glance: The Park MGM is an all new hotel and casino which has replaced the Monte Carlo. This Strip property is situated close to the action, making it a great choice for any visitors. The décor has a Park Avenue grandness, or as some might say a Manhattan or Metropolitan vibe. The rooms are solid, modern, and clean, with a nice appeal. There are some great dining options on-site, as well as Eataly, which offers a unique attraction. Read more…
  • Palms Casino Resort Suites

    Palms Casino Resort Suites

    Theme Suites If you are looking for a way to celebrate in Las Vegas like a true highroller, the theme suites at the Palms Casino Resort are some of the best and most interesting options in town. These are not just luxury rooms, but provide an experience that can change your weekend with friends into something epic. It isn’t always enough to have a bed and bathroom. Sometimes the party has to come back to your hotel room and last until dawn. Read more…