What the site is for
When a crash happens on Speedway, Valencia or I-10, the first hours bring a handful of questions. Is the road closed? Which agency came, and how do you get its report? Which Arizona dates apply? Should you talk to a lawyer? Saguaro Signal answers those questions on one page for people in Tucson and the rest of Pima County.
The home page holds the whole guide. The incident desk points to the agencies that post live road news. The report section names the desk for each kind of road. The county record counts traffic deaths from federal data, and the Arizona section sets out the time limits and the fault rule.
What we leave out
We do not report individual crashes. Names, times, closures and causes belong to the agencies that investigate, so we link to their pages instead of repeating them. We do not publish settlement amounts, lawyer ratings or guesses about how a case will end.
Who writes it
Saguaro Signal writes and publishes every page under its own name. There are no invented reporters, and no lawyer reviews the copy. The pages explain how the process works in Arizona; they cannot weigh the facts of one crash. Saguaro Signal is not a law firm and gives no legal advice.
The free case review
The case review on the home page asks four questions: whether you were hurt, who caused the crash, when it happened, and whether you have signed with a lawyer. If the answers fit, you add a name, a phone number and, if you want, an email address.
A specialist then calls between 8am and 8pm Arizona time, asks a few questions and connects you to our partner law firm. The review costs nothing, and you are not obliged to hire anyone. Our partner decides whether it can help.
Contact
Report a mistake through the corrections page. Questions about your data go to privacy@caraccidenttucson.com. The fact-checking policy explains where our information comes from.