There are many common causes of car accidents but of them all, speeding is responsible for a large majority of crashes. When a driver speeds, they do not have a sufficient amount of time to slow down or stop before they crash into another vehicle. Speeding also reduces the total distance between the motorist who is driving too fast and other drivers. If you or someone you love has been injured in a crash caused by a speeding driver, you can file a claim for compensation. Our Columbus speeding lawyer can advise you of your legal options and help you through the process so you receive the full settlement you deserve.
Most motorists know that speeding occurs when a driver travels at speeds higher than the posted speed limit. On most roads in Columbus, the posted speed limit is 35 miles per hour. On rural highways, the speed limit increases to 55 miles per hour, while speed limits on interstate highways are typically set at 65 miles per hour. Driving at speeds higher than the posted limits is the most common type of speeding, but there is another, as well.
Due to the fact that it is very difficult to determine the speed at which a driver is traveling, many people think there is no way to prove another driver was speeding at the time of a serious accident. Fortunately, this is not true. There are many ways to prove another motorist was speeding, and they include:
Proving any car accident case is difficult, but establishing another driver who was speeding is very difficult. At Oliver Law Office, our Columbus car accident lawyer will gather the evidence important to your case so you obtain the full and fair compensation you are entitled to. Call or text us now at (614)-220-9100 or contact us online to schedule a consultation.
