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Jaywalking is illegal in Nevada (NRS) 484B.287. Pedestrians must cross at designated crosswalks and obey signals. Fines apply. In extreme cases—where jaywalking leads to a fatal pedestrian accident—charges can be upgraded to involuntary manslaughter. Nevada enforces pedestrian laws, it’s all...
READ MOREThere are some things you should avoid during your trip to Las Vegas. Don’t walk long distances in poor footwear, jaywalk across the Strip, or climb hotel structures for photos. Avoid swimming while intoxicated, overdrinking in the heat, or engaging...
READ MOREU.S. Route 93 is one of the most dangerous highways leading into Las Vegas. Fast speeds, poor lighting, and long, rural stretches make it a hotspot for serious car accidents. Many drivers—especially tourists—don’t realize how risky it can be until...
READ MOREOn January 11, 2024, a tragic wrong-way collision in Southern Nevada claimed the life of Jessica Tabares’ husband. This heartbreaking story of loss underscores the dangers of drunk driving, as the at-fault driver had a BAC far above the legal...
READ MORESpring break is a time to relax, unwind, and enjoy the freedom of the open road, but careless driving and lack of preparation can quickly turn a dream vacation into a nightmare. Imagine being stranded on the side of the...
READ MOREIs it safe to walk in Las Vegas at night? Yes, walking in Las Vegas at night is generally safe on the Strip and well-lit tourist areas due to heavy security and crowds. However, exercise caution, avoid deserted areas, and...
READ MOREGood Las Vegas safety resources include transportation safety tips like using rideshare services and staying vigilant at crosswalks, avoiding crime by sticking to well-lit areas and securing valuables, and treating injuries with nearby hospitals such as Sunrise Hospital or urgent...
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