ATV accident injuries cause CPSC to call for more regulations | Ohio ATV accident lawyers

This post was written by Anneke on November 30, 2009
Posted Under: Uncategorized

What: ATV accident injuries

Where: Toledo, Ohio

With ATV accident injuries becoming more and more prevalent, the Consumer Product Safety Commission has voted to write mandatory rules to regulate the four-wheel vehicles, according to a recent article by Beasley Allen.

There have been more than 116 ATV-related deaths since 2003, and more  ATV accidents injuries can also include loss of limbs, head wounds, and serious lacerations.

The CPSC wants to increase regulations for ROVs, also called side-by-sides, since the injuries caused by these types of ATVs have included crushing fractures to legs, feet, and arms.

If you or someone you know has suffered from an Ohio ATV accident injury, you need information. Order your free copy of The Ohio Accident Book, by calling 800.637.8170.

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