Car accidents happen every day. While each accident is unique, it can often fit into a few categories. Here are the most common causes of car accidents: Speeding Some drivers will speed through traffic if given the chance. Drivers who speed have less control over...
Unfortunately, anyone can be involved in a car accident. You may be careful, observing traffic laws and protecting other road users, but a negligent driver may fail to keep you safe. If you get into an accident, you should be informed about the steps to take next. And...
A common question many have when filing a car accident claim is how long it will take to get compensation for the harm or losses suffered. Understandably, you want to move on with your life as soon as possible, and getting compensated will go a long way in helping you...
Distracted driving is one of the leading causes of motor vehicle accidents. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reported that distracted driving claimed 3,142 lives in 2020. For this reason, a driver should not be focused on two things, as this...
Many drivers assume that the roads will simply be safer when the weather starts warming up in the spring. Watching the snow and ice disappear to be replaced with perennial flowers like daffodils can make the spring enjoyable despite the muddy terrain and the heavy...
Drowsy driving is a major problem in the United States. People are overworked and extremely busy. Many skip out on sleep so they can have as much awake time as possible to get things done. Unfortunately, this creates a hazard on the roadways. The exact number of...
If you’re already dealing with the aftermath of a car crash or some other incident that caused you injuries, you may have some added trepidation about driving on or around Halloween night. For a lot of people, this is the first Halloween in a few years that they’ll be...
If you suffer injuries from an accident caused by another party’s negligence, you may be unsure about the value of your claim. Since you may not know the full scope of your injuries and how they may affect your life in the future, it may not be easy to ascertain the...
Driving is a form of independence that many Americans enjoy every day. As we age, however, our reflexes tend to slow down. This can make driving much more dangerous for seniors and for those with whom they share the road. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) reports...
After you’re involved in a collision, one of the things you should do is look for signs of injury. Among those that you should be looking for are neck injuries that could lead to paralysis or chronic pain. A neck injury may not be apparent right away unless it’s very...
