Why we made a roadmap
A crash on Alessandro, Perris Boulevard or the 60 starts a long list of jobs. You need the right report from the right agency. You need to know which California deadlines apply. You may need to decide whether to talk to an attorney. MoVal Roadmap puts those jobs in order for people hurt in Moreno Valley and the rest of western Riverside County.
The home page is the whole guide. The map shows the four places most people need: the sheriff’s station that serves the city, the CHP office for freeway crashes, the county trauma center and the courthouse. The report section explains how to get each report. The deadline section covers California’s time limits and fault rule.
Who writes it
MoVal Roadmap writes and publishes every page under its own name. We do not use made-up authors, and no lawyer or outside expert reviews the pages. The information is general. It explains how the process works in California, but it cannot assess one person’s crash.
MoVal Roadmap is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.
The free case review
The home page has a free case review. You answer four questions: when the crash happened, whether another driver caused it, whether you have pain or injuries, and whether you already signed with a lawyer. If the answers fit, you add a name and phone number.
We send the request to our partner law firm. Our partner’s automated assistant calls you, checks a few details and can connect you with its intake team. The review is free and you do not have to hire anyone. Our partner decides whether it can help.
Contact
To report a mistake, see the corrections page. For questions about your data, write to privacy@carcrashmorenovalley.com. Our editorial policy explains how we check facts.