Florida’s Pedestrian Right-of-Way Laws: What Drivers and Walkers Need to Know After a Clearwater Accident
Roman Austin | April 30, 2026 | Pedestrian Accidents
What are Florida’s right-of-way laws for pedestrians? Florida’s right-of-way laws require drivers to yield to pedestrians in both marked and unmarked crosswalks. Clearwater’s mix of beach traffic, busy commercial corridors, and tourist foot traffic puts walkers at serious risk. Florida pedestrian right-of-way laws in Clearwater give pedestrians the right to cross at marked and unmarked… read more
Tourist Traffic and Distracted Driving in Clearwater Beach: Why This Area Has a Unique Crash Risk
Roman Austin | April 15, 2026 | Car Accidents, Pedestrian Accidents
What if a tourist injured me with their car in Clearwater while they were on their phone? If a distracted driver caused an accident that hurt you in Clearwater, you have the right to file a personal injury claim and seek compensation for your losses. If a distracted driver injured you on Clearwater Beach’s crowded… read more
Clearwater Beach Pedestrian Safety: Navigating Tourist Areas Safely
Roman Austin | November 23, 2025 | Pedestrian Accidents
The rhythm of Clearwater Beach is the gentle surf, the call of gulls, and the happy sounds of people enjoying a perfect Florida day. As a pedestrian, you are part of that rhythm. You walk with the expectation of safety, trusting that drivers see you, respect the crosswalk, and are paying attention. A violent instant… read more
Main Street New Port Richey: Downtown Pedestrian Accident Risks
Roman Austin | November 19, 2025 | Pedestrian Accidents
Main Street in New Port Richey is the heart of the city’s comeback story. It is a place of historic charm, bustling cafes, and community events that draw people to its sidewalks. A walk downtown, whether to visit Sims Park, grab dinner, or browse the shops, should be a pleasant, safe experience. That sense of… read more
From the Crosswalk to a Claim: How To Respond After a Pedestrian vs. Vehicle Collision in Clearwater
Miles Hickman | August 19, 2025 | Pedestrian Accidents
After a pedestrian accident in Clearwater, you can file a claim to pursue compensation for your injuries and losses. A Clearwater personal injury attorney works to hold a negligent driver accountable and helps you seek the compensation available under Florida law. A collision with a vehicle brings up serious questions about protecting your rights and… read more
Main Street in Safety Harbor: Pedestrian and Cyclist Safety Around Town Events
John Austin | May 27, 2025 | Pedestrian Accidents
Safety Harbor regularly plays host to vibrant Main Street events, from the popular Third Friday Music Series to the Safety Harbor Wine Festival. These gatherings attract locals and tourists alike. But besides the cheer, these events can also transform normal traffic patterns and create safety challenges for pedestrians and cyclists. If you plan on visiting… read more
Roman Austin Car Accident and Personal Injury Lawyers Secures $335,000 Jury Verdict for Injured Pedestrian
John Austin | February 14, 2017 | Pedestrian Accidents
Roman Austin Car Accident and Personal Injury Lawyers is pleased to announce that our legal team was recently successful in securing a $335,000 jury verdict on behalf of a client who was injured in a pedestrian accident. The verdict was reached on January 26th in Pinellas County Circuit Court. The case stemmed from an incident… read more
Five Ways to Prevent Pedestrian Accidents
John Austin | December 5, 2016 | Pedestrian Accidents
Pedestrians are among the most vulnerable people on our roadways. Because there’s little to protect them from passenger or commercial vehicles, pedestrian accidents often result in fatalities and catastrophic injuries. Because of these risks, motorists and pedestrians alike need to do their part in being vigilant and safely sharing the road. If you or a… read more
Florida Will Fund Coast To Coast Pedestrian/Bicycle Trail
John Austin | August 4, 2014 | Pedestrian Accidents
There is great news coming out of Tallahassee for pedestrians and bicyclists. Our state Department of Transportation will be spending about $16 million over the next several years to create a continuous pedestrian trail from the west to east coast of Florida. This trail, known as the Coast to Coast Connector, will fill in the… read more