Boston Attorney at Law Offices of Mark E. Salomone Comments on Report Stating Boston Is Among Safest Cities for Pedestrians
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While it's not ranked as the safest city for pedestrians,
Salomone commented on the findings of a report published in
"While this report is certainly good news for people who live in, work in or visit
In fact,
The Globe stated that there are about a dozen pedestrian fatalities in
"The ideal number is zero fatalities and zero injuries," Salomone said. "We believe that
The Liberty Mutual report recommends that drivers avoid any cell phone use and always look out for pedestrians and bicyclists. At the same time, pedestrians should avoid using their phones while walking, observe all pedestrian traffic safety rules, look both ways and make themselves visible to motorists by wearing light colored clothing or reflective patches, according to Liberty Mutual.
Liberty Mutual found
Salomone said anyone injured as a pedestrian or who loses a loved one in an accident should consult with an experienced personal injury attorney. He said a lawyer can hold the responsible party accountable and help send a message that careless behavior behind the wheel will not be tolerated.
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