Lou Lombardo
Louis Lombardo runs a web site named "Care for Crash Victims." This is a project of a small business public benefit enterprise, Louis V. Lombardo, LLC. The mission is to improve care for crash victims before, during, and after a crash. Lou believes we are all crash victims -- past, present, and future -- as individuals, families, friends and society. Everyone is impacted by crashes as consumers, insurance premium payers, and taxpayers.
Website
http://www.careforcrashvictims.com
50th Anniversary of Earth Day & Loss of Public Health Protections
On the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, we direct our focus to hope. Hope for the future, and hope for today.
The Car Book 2020 – Tragedy Preventer
The following year NHTSA crash tested the 1981 Honda Civic. Honda had made several safety modifications beginning with the 1981 Civic model that resulted in passing the crash tests in what was the new NCAP Program.
Will We Still Be Unprotected After Impeachment?
Public sentiment will be influenced by what is included and not included in the articles of impeachment.
Whistleblowers – Still Unprotected
“If he wants to destroy this person’s life,” said whistleblower attorney Bradley P. Moss, “there’s not a lot to stop him right now.”
DC Truck Underride Crash Tests Support New Safety Legislation
Two Moms, who lost daughters due to truck underride, organized public crash tests of cars into truck trailers – with and without lifesaving underride guards – to demonstrate need for passage of federal STOP Underrides! legislation…
Elections – For the People
As We the People proceed after the mid-term elections, it’s clear that there is much to be done for the safety and well-being of our society.
Elections – Why You Should Care
Our safety and happiness are always up for grabs, and elections are one of the ways in which these important items can be taken, if we’re not careful.
NHTSA Acts on Emergency Medical Care for Crash Victims
NHTSA acts to erase research papers on URGENCY. On July 4, 2018 Legal Reader published the article “Emergency Medical Care for Crash Victims” that was critical of NHTSA’s decades of delay in setting standards to improve rescue of seriously injured crash victims.