“We just wanted what was fair - we really did because we felt that this person was so totally in the wrong - having done this to us and I don't think you call it revenge. We wanted what was fair. We wanted someone who was honest. We didn't want someone who would tell us well I can get you this, that and the other thing. We wanted someone who could level with us and tell us exactly what was going on, what to expect. We just really appreciated Frank at that time and still do.”
– Barbara Aschenbrenner, former client
Teen Drivers in Wisconsin
Teen drivers in Wisconsin and elsewhere cause a disproportionate number of accidents. The data for those 16-17 years-old indicate that following were identified as being the major contributing factors to teen accidents:
- Failure to yield right-of-way - 16.3%
- Failure to control vehicle - 15.8%
- Speed too fast for conditions - 14.0%
- Following too close - 6.8%
- Exceeding speed limit - 3.5%
- Disregarding traffic control - 2.9%
- Improper turn - 1.9%
- Driver condition - 1.8%
- Unsafe backing - 1.7%
- Left of center - 1.4%
- Improper overtake - 1.0%
For those of you with teen drivers in Wisconsin, please read Teen Driving from the Wisconsin DOT. Please also read the firm's Wisconsin car crash insurance FAQs. The Wisconsin Rules of the Road govern liability for Wisconsin car accidents.
If you have been in a Wisconsin car accident with a teen or adult and suffered a personal injury such as fractures, surgery, disability, permanent injury or disfigurement, please contact the firm.