Category: Accident News

Las Vegas, NV (January 13th, 2026) – A tractor-trailer erupted in flames on Interstate 15 south of Las Vegas, creating a dramatic scene that underscored the serious hazards commercial vehicles can pose on Nevada's busy highways. While no injuries were reported in this incident, the fire forced temporary lane closures and served as a stark reminder of how quickly trucking accidents can escalate into life-threatening situations for motorists sharing the road.

Las Vegas, NV (December 16th, 2025) – Henderson police just completed an enforcement campaign that resulted in 111 enforcement actions targeting e-bike and e-motorcycle violations. The operation comes after the city documented 51 crashes involving these devices in 2025, more than double the 25 cases recorded during all of 2024. This dramatic shift in enforcement creates important implications for anyone involved in an e-bike crash, whether you’re a rider seeking compensation or someone injured by a negligent e-bike operator.

Las Vegas, NV (December 8th, 2025) – Las Vegas roads have become increasingly dangerous, and the statistics are alarming. A newly formed multi-jurisdictional traffic safety task force confirms what residents already know: our streets are claiming lives at an unprecedented rate, and immediate action is required.

Las Vegas, NV (November 19, 2025) – A high-speed accident involving 12 vehicles occurred in the area of Cheyenne Avenue and Jones Boulevard left two people dead, multiple others injured, and an entire community searching for answers. This tragic chain reaction accident serves as a stark reminder of how a single moment of reckless driving can forever change countless lives.

Las Vegas, NV (November 18th, 2025) – Nevada officials are observing Crash Responder Safety Week amid alarming national statistics showing over 500 emergency personnel have lost their lives at roadside incidents since 2020. For Las Vegas drivers navigating I-15, US-95, and other major corridors, understanding your legal obligations around emergency vehicles isn’t just about avoiding citations. It’s about preventing catastrophic accidents that can result in serious injuries and death.

Las Vegas, NV (November 13th, 2025) – Electric bike and scooter riders across Las Vegas will continue navigating the streets without comprehensive state safety regulations after Nevada lawmakers chose not to address e-device legislation during this month’s special session. For accident victims, this regulatory gap creates additional challenges when seeking compensation for injuries caused by negligent riders or defective equipment.

Las Vegas, NV (November 5th, 2025) – The safety of children traveling to and from school has become an increasingly urgent safety concern in Las Vegas. Recent reports from Sunrise Trauma Center reveal a troubling trend: injuries involving children in crosswalks and school zones are climbing at an alarming rate, with severe consequences for young victims and their families.

Las Vegas, NV (October 30th, 2025) – Las Vegas has seen another year of alarming roadway deaths, and local law enforcement is looking for new ways to make drivers slow down. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department sheriff is urging Nevada lawmakers to test a program that would place automated cameras at high-risk intersections to catch red-light and speeding violations.

Las Vegas, NV (October 14th, 2025) – A school bus driver in Las Vegas was determined to be at fault in a fatal bicycle accident that took the life of a 12-year-old cyclist riding home from school. According to investigative findings, the driver failed to allow sufficient clearance while overtaking the student, who was properly using a designated bike lane.

A multi-vehicle collision at the intersection of North Eastern Avenue and East Stewart Avenue claimed the life of a 42-year-old man recently. The traffic fatality marks the 82nd in the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department’s (LVMPD) jurisdiction so far in 2025. Involving four vehicles, this crash highlights critical issues about intersection safety, traffic violations, and the legal rights of families affected by such tragedies.