Car accidents can occur in many different ways, and some of them are inherently more dangerous than others. T-bone car accidents, sometimes called side-impact collisions, frequently cause severe injuries and even death. One of the[…]
One of the challenges of driving any vehicle is being able to see the areas close to your vehicle. Modern cars and trucks have rear view and side-view mirrors and technologies like back-up cameras to[…]
When you hear about post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), you might think about soldiers who have seen combat or victims of long-term abuse. While members of these groups often do develop PTSD, anyone who goes[…]
If you recently suffered injuries in an auto accident, you might be wondering how you are going to pay your accident-related bills. Your car may need repairs, you may have medical bills associated with your[…]
While semi-trucks remain vital to the transport of all kinds of goods across the country, they also create a considerable accident risk to other people on the roadways. In 2017, nearly 5,000 accidents involving semi-trucks[…]
Car accidents often cause a lot of concern and confusion. Initially, the situation might seem relatively simple. If someone else was at fault for the accident, you make a claim on their policy, collect a[…]
Sadly, hundreds of Americans are killed while on the road in America each day. The World Health Organization (WHO) reports that globally over 1.25 million people lose their lives each year in traffic accidents. Of[…]
Although motorcycles are still considered motor vehicles, many things about them make them dramatically different from other cars or trucks on the road. One of these is the risk of road rash to motorcycle riders[…]
Maybe you were on your way to work in rush hour traffic when the unthinkable occurred. While you were paying attention to the road, another driver was not. The next thing you knew, you were[…]