When confronted with the aftermath of an accident in which you know you’re not at fault, your response can significantly impact the outcome, especially concerning dealings with insurance companies and potential legal ramifications. It’s crucial to understand the proper steps to safeguard your rights and ensure you handle the situation … Continue reading
One of the most important things you can do after an auto accident is to file a police report. When the accident happens, with the adrenaline and rush of emotions, you may not be able to think of everything so it really is best to contact the police department so … Continue reading
Driving on the nation’s roads and highways is an inherently risky proposition even in the best of conditions. There are times, however, when being behind the wheel can be even more dangerous than usual. One of the most dangerous of those times occurs during periods of inclement weather, when a … Continue reading
Among the more well-known stereotypes about the elderly in America is that they pose a significantly higher risk of causing automobile accidents than younger drivers. Much has been written and said about how older drivers often see their driving skills diminish as they age, resulting in slower reaction, poor decision-making, … Continue reading
Road rage is a phenomenon that has been in the public consciousness for nearly three decades. The term first came into common use in 1987 and 1988 after being coined by KTLA news reporters in Los Angeles who used it in reference to a string of freeway and interstate shootings … Continue reading
For drivers in Texas and around the world, driving can become so familiar that it is easy to forget about just how dangerous automobile travel really is. Driver fatigue, recklessness, and various types of distractions can all pose risks during any vehicular journey. Fortunately, those are all hazards that can … Continue reading
You might think that using hands-free devices while driving makes the road safer. After all, 80% of drivers in a recent National Safety Council poll believe that hands-free cell phones are safer than handheld ones. But is that really the case? The answer is clear: hands-free doesn’t mean risk-free. Hands-free … Continue reading
In the chaotic moments immediately following a car accident, it’s common to be enveloped in a haze of confusion and uncertainty. Your mind races, trying to piece together the sequence of events, while simultaneously assessing any personal injuries or vehicle damage. It’s a critical juncture where the steps you … Continue reading
If you haven’t yet heard about something called the Move Over law in your area, you’re probably not alone. Hawaii became the last state in the nation to pass such a law, and yet a surprisingly large number of Americans still seem to be unaware of its existence. Given the … Continue reading
Every day, drivers find themselves in dangerous situations simply because they can’t see what’s beside them. Blind spots are areas around a vehicle that are invisible to the driver without properly positioned mirrors, and they exist in nearly every type of vehicle—cars, trucks, boats, and even aircraft. The National Highway … Continue reading
