EPISODE · Nov 26, 2025 · 53 MIN
FLALAW on the Radio – Thanksgiving Travel Safety: Drowsy Driving Risks, Blackout Wednesday Dangers & Black Friday Parking Lot Accidents
from FLALAW Radio: Legal Help at No Cost · host Perenich, Caulfield, Avril and Noyes Personal Injury Lawyers
In this Thanksgiving travel safety episode of FLALAW on the Radio, Attorneys Matthew Noyes and Lorrie Robinson break down the hidden dangers that make Thanksgiving week one of the most hazardous times to be on Florida roads. Presented by Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes, Tampa Bay’s first personal injury law firm and a voice for the injured since 1955, this episode offers timely and essential guidance for holiday travelers.Tune in as the attorneys discuss:Drowsy driving during Thanksgiving travelLong-distance drives, late-night departures, and exhaustion contribute to thousands of holiday crashes. Matthew and Lorrie explain warning signs of fatigue, why “quick tricks” to stay awake often fail, and how to stay safe during the busiest travel days of the year.The dangers of Blackout WednesdayKnown as one of the biggest drinking nights of the year, the night before Thanksgiving leads to a sharp rise in DUI-related crashes. The attorneys outline what drivers—and pedestrians—should keep in mind to stay safe.Black Friday parking lot accidentsWith packed shopping centers and aggressive traffic patterns, Black Friday creates a spike in backing collisions, pedestrian injuries, and parking lot fender-benders. Learn what to do if you're hit in a parking lot and why insurance claims from these crashes can be more complicated than expected.This episode provides practical safety tips and valuable legal insights to help Florida families avoid injuries during the holiday season.
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