Semi-automated vehicles are all the rage, whether they’re made by Tesla, Nissan or Cadillac or some other manufacturer – but the hype surrounding “self-driving” cars seems to have made drivers a wee bit too complacent for anybody’s good. Studies indicate that the more...
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How do right-of-way violations cause road accidents?
In today's bustling world, traffic safety has become a paramount concern. One of the leading causes of road accidents is right-of-way violations. Right-of-way refers to the legal privilege granted to certain road users, indicating their priority to proceed in specific...
4 things to know about spinal cord injuries
As someone navigating the complex world of spinal cord injuries (SCIs), you are undoubtedly faced with challenges. The landscape may seem overwhelming, yet it is navigable with the right information. One of the most important things you should do as quickly as...
How to know whether a crash settlement is sufficient
Car insurance protects essentially everyone who is at risk of being injured in a wreck. As long as the driver at fault for the crash has coverage, you can file a claim for the cost to repair your vehicle and any injuries that you suffered because of the crash. Car...
Do gender biases in the car industry put women at risk?
Would it surprise you to learn that the vast majority of those injured or killed in car wrecks on American roads are men? Maybe you have some strong opinions about whether women or men make better drivers, and maybe you don’t – but the studies are clear: Men are far...
Remember these 3 points when driving at night
Being able to drive in a variety of conditions opens up a new world of possibilities for drivers. Being able to drive safely at night is an important skill to have because you never know when you’ll need to leave while it’s dark. Before you leave at night, make sure...
Watch out for these 3 types of driving distractions
Driving distractions are hard to avoid, because they can take many forms. For example, a parent can be distracted by a child in the car, or a teenager could be distracted by a phone. But one thing that you can do to help keep yourself safe is to understand the three...
Why your risk of a DUI crash may increase in the winter
The colder winter months bring with them numerous safety risks. The possibility of a car crash is a constant concern during your winter commute, and drunk drivers contribute a lot to your fatal crash risk. Although it is possible for you to cross paths with a drunk...
Common signs of a traumatic brain injury
If you suffer a traumatic brain injury (TBI) in a motor vehicle accident, it’s very important to understand what signs to look for. These types of injuries need immediate medical treatment and they can often get worse over time. Moving quickly is important, and that...
3 reasons a driver might not have seen you
When you set out on the road, it is easy to assume that you are clearly visible to all other drivers. Yet even if your car were ten feet high and fluorescent pink, there are people out there who will somehow miss seeing you. If nothing suggests a driver that crashed...