Construction sites are an important component to the development and advancement of public roads.
They are a sign of eventual increases in comfort and efficiency in relation to making use of our nation's streets and highways.
However, when construction sites are neglected, these areas turn into hazard zones.
By making yourself aware of the dangers of neglected construction zones, you are better able to protect yourself and those you care about.
The Aftermath of a Neglected Construction Site There are many ways in which construction areas can become hazardous.
If a site is poorly maintained, it is likely debris and materials will enter the public roadway from the site, creating obstructions and dangerous projectiles that are likely to cause damage to drivers encounter them.
Furthermore, if a site is not properly labeled it is likely those encountering it will experience confusion, and they may not have time to adjust to changing road conditions.
This is especially true concerning improperly labeled lane changes or closures.
These many hazards have the potential to create dangerous situations for unsuspecting drivers.
Some common consequences of construction site negligence include the following:

• Cart accidents
• Vehicular damage
• Physical pain and injury
• Mental and emotional suffering
• Fatalities
• Extensive property damage
• Missed work and lost wages
• Medical treatment and recovery expenses

Any of these experiences can be costly, time consuming, and generally unpleasant to go through.
Because of this, it is important that those responsible for construction zone negligence are held accountable for their lack of care and foresight.