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What to Do After a Car Accident on an Icy Road

Winter driving in Alaska is part of everyday life. Snow, ice, and freezing temperatures can turn even familiar roads into dangerous conditions. If you are involved in a car accident on an icy road, what you do next can affect your health, your finances, and any insurance or injury claim. Taking the right steps can...

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Alaska’s long winters create picturesque landscapes, but they also bring treacherous conditions. Snow, ice, and limited daylight make slips and falls a common hazard. According to legal experts, injuries from falls are especially prevalent in Alaska because icy sidewalks, snow‑covered steps, and wet store floors are difficult to keep completely safe. While some falls are...

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How Black Ice Causes Dangerous Winter Crashes

Winter driving in Anchorage brings challenges that even experienced Alaskans cannot avoid. One of the biggest threats is black ice, which can cause serious accidents when cars lose traction without warning. Here is what you need to know about how black ice causes dangerous winter crashes in Anchorage. What Is Black Ice? Black ice on...

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Anchorage’s 15th Pedestrian Death of 2025

A tragic accident in South Anchorage has become the city’s 15th pedestrian death of 2025, matching last year’s total and underscoring a troubling trend in pedestrian safety. According to Alaska Public Media, the incident occurred late Monday night, when 46-year-old Jason Felder was struck by a pickup truck on King Street near East 94th Court....

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If you’re like most people, driving is part of your daily routine. Getting behind the wheel might not seem any more consequential than brushing your teeth, but it’s important to remember that each time you get on the road, there’s a chance you could be involved in an accident. Car accidents happen all year round,...

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Alaska is a fault-based state, which means the driver who caused the crash is usually responsible for the damage. However, here’s the part most people don’t realize: fault isn’t always clear. Insurance companies look at everything — the police report, photos, witness statements, skid marks, road conditions, and even weather. Under Alaska’s pure comparative negligence...

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People who file personal injury lawsuits often want to know their chances of success. The odds of winning a personal injury case in Anchorage depend on several factors, including evidence, the severity of injuries, the strength of witness testimony, and how clearly the other party’s fault can be proven. Understanding the elements that affect the...

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What Is Adaptive Cruise Control, And Is It Safe?

Every year, auto manufacturers introduce new technologies to make driving easier and keep motorists safe on the road. Over time, these technologies have become commonplace on both luxury and economy vehicles. One great example is adaptive cruise control. Unlike traditional cruise control, this technology automatically adjusts a vehicle’s speed to match that of the car...

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