According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), roughly three million people suffer non-fatal injuries every year in car accidents. While the seriousness of these injuries range from minor to severe, many of[…]
As the lifeblood of American commerce, trucking companies transport 71 percent of all our freight and are responsible for nearly 6 percent of all full-time jobs. All this work requires a lot of trucks—15.5 million[…]
Thousands of people regularly ride motorcycles, and it’s easy to see why. They are fast, maneuverable, fuel-efficient machines that make getting from place to place a blast. Unfortunately, riding motorcycles also exposes people to a[…]
The law allows you to be compensated by a responsible party if they cause you damage in a car accident. However, people are often unsure about their rights or even about what caused their crash.[…]
If you have recently had the misfortune of being involved in a car accident, you may have questions. As common as it is, many people do not understand the process of settling a car accident[…]
Head trauma refers to an impact of your brain, skull, or scalp with another object. Bumping your head can cause minor head trauma and might result in bruising and tenderness on your skull. More severe[…]
Motorcycle accidents are very different from most auto accidents, primarily because motorcycles lack important safety features that protect vehicle occupants in a motor vehicle collision. As a result, motorcycle accident victims are five times more[…]
Whether you ride your bike occasionally for fun or regularly for exercise, you face risks every time you ride. Although cyclists have the same rights and privileges as drivers, many drivers treat bicycle riders as[…]
Whether we realize it or not, we all depend on commercial trucks. Large semis and big-rigs are essential to our economy, as they deliver goods our growing population needs and depends on. In addition, the[…]