May 20, 2011 - The Missouri Department of Transportation is in the midst of changing the speed limit, installing guard cables, and executing stricter law enforcement in an effort to reduce accidents on Route 50.
The Missouri Department of Transportation has made a decision to change the speed limit to 60 mph trailing from Todd George Road to the I-470 interchange. The department has also begun construction along the shoulders of the roads that will set guard cables to have more control of vehicles that run off course. Stricter law enforcement has been put in place for negligent driving. This includes speeding, inattentive drivers, failure to use signals, and tailgating.
If you or someone you know has been involved in a Missouri car accident because of someone else's negligent driving, you may be able to be compensated for your damages and injuries.
Your Missouri car accident injuries can persist and even turn fatal. You shouldn't have to suffer the financial, physical, and emotional costs of your Missouri car accident because of someone else's negligent driving.
If you or someone you love is seriously injured in a Missouri car accident, immediately seek medical assistance and call a St. Louis car accident attorney to see if you are eligible to file a personal injury claim.
Contacting a St. Louis Personal Injury Attorney
When an injury has a profound impact on your life, you may choose to seek compensation through a Missouri personal injury claim. With a St. Louis personal injury attorney on your side, you can feel confident knowing your case is in good hands, while you focus on your recovery and getting your life back on track. To get started with determining if you have a viable case, contact the Missouri personal injury team at Bollwerk & Tatlow, LLC - 314-315-8111 or toll-free at 1-877-315-8111.
Posted on May 24, 2011