Can you imagine being in a car accident to only discover or suspect that the other parties involved in the "accident" intentionally cause the accident to commit insurance fraud? Maybe you don't have to imagine, maybe you have been in that exact situation. Criminals...
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Is a smaller car more dangerous to drive than a bigger one?
Summer seems like the perfect time for small cars. People break out their convertibles and roadsters. Sports cars that were put away for the winter finally see pavement again. Those with Jeep Wranglers take off the tops and the doors to cruise around in the sun. But...
Why it is worth arguing with your passengers over their seat belt
Seat belts are nothing new. Car manufacturers introduced them in the 1970s. Connecticut has required drivers and those in the front seat to use them since 1985. It later became mandatory for children under 16, too. Despite this, the state still allows those aged 16 or...
Remember these points about spinal cord injuries
A person who’s involved in a car crash can suffer a host of injuries. When one of these is a spinal cord injury, that can mean lifelong problems for the victim. The initial days following a spinal cord injury are terrifying, so remember the following points if you or...
Researchers: Deadly car crashes up in early Connecticut pandemic response
It wasn’t immediately apparent what all of the effects would be of Gov. Ned Lamont’s declaration of a public health emergency back on March 12. A big change was quickly plain to see, however: the number of vehicles on the streets of North Haven dropped dramatically,...
3 types of driving distractions
Driving is a skill that requires your full attention. However, sometimes you may become distracted. Taking your eyes off the road or letting your attention wander for even a second can lead to a serious accident. Distracted driving accounts for numerous vehicle...
Are other drivers’ lack of due diligence posing a threat to your safety?
Winter weather poses safety threats to drivers; freezing temperatures, snowfall and slippery roads can increase the likelihood of an accident. There is another dangerous element many drivers don’t account for: ice missiles. Ice missiles are large chunks of snow and...
How often are crashes caused by tailgating?
Almost everyone has been tailgated before. Other drivers usually do this because someone is not moving fast enough for their liking or because they're in a hurry to get somewhere. It's never safe to have someone drive so close to the back end of your car that it...
13 common driving distractions, inside and outside the car
When you were young and riding around with your parents, maybe all you wanted was a distraction in the car. Car trips could be so boring — sometimes the trip felt like it would never end. You read books, listened to music and made up plenty of driving games to...
Reporting a drunk driver in Connecticut
Coming in contact with a suspected drunk driver in Connecticut can be overwhelming, stressful and downright frightening. You are likely worried about how you can protect yourself and those in your vehicle. One of the most important things to note is to never attempt...