Facts about Accidents in Tulsa

	Did You Know?
	Car crashes happen at high speeds more often than at low speeds More than half of fatal crashes occurred on roads with posted speed limits of 55 mph or more, while only 22 percent of property-damage-only crashes occurred on these roads.

Accidents can happen anywhere at any time in Tulsa. When you are at home, at work, or driving your car to the supermarket, a serious accident may result in debilitating injuries that could threaten your well-being and financial security.

	State Accident Statistics
	Accident Fatalities in Oklahoma INTERSTATE 69 OTHER,PRINCIPAL,ARTERIAL 105 MINOR,ARTERIAL 76 MAJOR,COLLECTOR 149 LOCAL 79 Source: US Department of Transportation

Every year millions of people obtain personal injuries as a result of accidents. Whether it is a car accident, boating accident, or a simple slip & fall accident, others may be responsible for your injuries. Our Tulsa Accident Lawyer will help you fight back at those whose negligence may be responsible for your pain. To locate Accident Lawyers nationwide click here.

Our Tulsa Accident Lawyers specialize in all aspects of accident law. From researching the merits of your case to fighting for you in court, Tulsa Accident Lawyers will work for you with all their expertise and legal experience.

	Tulsa Verdicts and Settlements
	10 year old Oklahoma boy injured in police cruiser accident receives $175,000 (4/19/2004) A 10 year old child was a backseat passenger in Grandmother's vehicle when a car flag blew off the car. Grandmother turned around to fetch the flag, parking on the back side of a hill half off the road, and child jumped out into Highway 99 to get it. CJ-2002-97

The following are the most common kinds of accidents that cause personal injury:

• Automobile Accidents
• Slip and Fall
• Workplace Accidents
• Aviation Accidents
• Trucking Accidents
• Motorcycle Accidents
• Boat Accidents
• SUV Rollovers

Contact our Tulsa Accident Lawyers if you have ever experienced a personal injury and think others are at fault for the accident.

Accident Audio & Video         Coal Mining Accident Audio, RM, 32 Kbps, 3:46, 9/25/2001 A cave-in at an Alabama coal mine led to explosions and the worst U.S. mining accident in more than 16 years. Noah Adams talks with reporter David Firestone of The New York Times. Source: National Public Radio The above accident video and audio will show how other accident victims are dealing with their own dangerous accident issues.

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