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Kansas Local Accident Resources

If you, a friend, or a loved one has been involved in a deadly motor vehicle accident (MVA) in the state of Kansas, recovering from such a terrible incident can be extremely difficult. As the victim of a catastrophic accident, you or someone close to you may have suffered severe or life-threatening injuries and have sustained extensive physical trauma and emotional strain as a result. Furthermore, you may be burdened with excessive medical bills and vehicle insurance and, as a final resort, require the intervention of a professional accident lawyer. You or your loved one may have been victimized by criminal activity, DUI, or negligence. Despite the complexity of these unfortunate issues, you can discover a vast array of resources that can guide you through each stage of recovery.

If You Cannot Work as the Result of a Catastrophic Accident

In the event that your ability to work has been impaired by an accident, you can turn to multiple resources that will help you receive financial aid and support:

Kansas Social Security - Local and nationwide resources for Kansas residents suffering from a severe impairment or potentially life-threatening personal iuries.
Kansas Supplemental Security Income - Local resources for adult and juvenile victims who do not possess adequate resources for financial aid in the State of Kansas.
Kansas Lawyers and Law Firms - Statewide directory for individuals seeking the assistance of a personal injury lawyer or accident lawyer.
Kansas Bar Association - For residents of Kansas seeking the representation and assistance of a professional lawyer specializing in car accidents, personal injuries, wrongful deaths, and more.

Need help with requesting an official copy of the incident police report?

Police reports are essential pieces of evidence for those who were injured in car accidents and are planning to file personal injury lawsuits. In the state of Kansas, police reports can be found online via the state’s federal website. Injured victims will need to create an online account and provide the following information: name, case number, date of accident, and location of accident. Those inquiring must also pay a fee via credit card. We have local attorneys who specialize in car accident claims who will provide a complimentary copy of your police report.

If you or someone you love was hurt in a Kansas car accident and still didn’t receive a copy of the police report, we can help you get one. Contact us today.

If You Require Emotional or Psychological Counseling or Additional Therapy

Accidents not only inflict terrible injuries on the body but can also leave a lasting impact on a victim’s mind. If you require emotional support or counseling to cope with your experience in a catastrophic vehicular accident, be sure to visit the links below:

Kansas Psychological Association - Search statewide for psychologists who can help you recover from your traumatic experience with a motor vehicle accident
Brain Injury Association of Kansas – Directory of associations in Kansas that provide emotional support and educational resources for victims of traumatic brain injuries and their friends/family
Kansas Therapists - A directory that allows you to cross-reference therapists and counselors based on specialty, availability, a field of study, and experience.

If You Require Financial Aid for Incidences Resulting from Criminal Activity

You may require additional help for fees related to legal assistance and/or medical bills. If this is the case, be sure to consider the following resources:

Crime Victims Compensation – Sponsored by the Office of the Kansas Attorney General, this program seeks to provide a lifeline to victims of catastrophic accidents, including those potentially caused by criminal activity.
Victim Services – List of resources provided by the Office of the Kansas Attorney General for victims of crimes.

If You Require Aid for Car Insurance and Vehicle Damage

The Kansas DMV requires that minimum motor vehicle policies must include the following amounts:

$25,000 per single injured victim
$50,000 per accident for multiple victims
$25,000 for damage to property

Vehicular accidents are an unfortunate and tragic part of our lives and can impact victims and their families in terrible, tragic ways. However, you do not have to face these problems alone. Be sure to visit Local Accident Reports for statements related to your accident.

If You or a Loved One Were the Victims of an Accident Caused by DUI

Drunk driving is a terrible offense that can result in severe damages to innocent victims, their families, and friends. As reinforced by state law, the Kansas DMV has set the limits of blood alcohol concentration (BAC) at 0.08% for adults (ages 21 and older), 0.02% for young adults and juveniles (younger than 21 years), and 0.04% for CDL drivers.
Currently, Kansas ranks 41st among the states with severe problems related to drunk driving incidents. If you, a loved one, or a friend have been victimized by a DUI incident and require more in-depth support, visit the following links:

Kansas MADD - Mothers Against Drunk Driving seeks to provide endless support for victims of drunk driving incidents in the State of Connecticut. To speak with a representative at the national headquarters, call (877) ASK. MADD or (877) 275.6233. To contact Kansas MADD, contact the Olathe office at (800) 443.6233 or use the directory to find your local department.

Accident Prevention Services in Kansas

In recent years, the State of Kansas has established tactics for preventing unfortunate motor vehicle accidents and resulting fatalities.

Walking and Bicycling in Kansas – Established by the Kansas Department of Transportation, this program offers resources for pedestrian and bicyclist safety including walking paths and bicycle routes, as well as links to local bike clubs, school programs, and the State DOT page.
Highway Safety – Through this program, the Kansas Department of Transportation seeks to improve the quality of local highways and prevent deadly crashes. The site includes links to education portals, traffic laws, ITS (Intelligent Transport Systems), news, and a layout of the Strategic Highway Safety Plan.

Traffic in Kansas

In this section, you can investigate the statistics regarding traffic congestion and the percentage of fatal accidents. As of the year 2016, Kansas has a total population of 2,907,289 residents and a median number of traffic fatalities overall. For more information, check out the data sheets provided by the HLDI (Highway Loss Data Institute). While these numbers have updated since this time, this sheet will provide you with a basic layout of Kansas’s traffic statistics and help you develop a safer travel plan while visiting the Great Plains.