The majority of drivers recognize the risk of driving while talking on a cell phone, surfing the web, or texting. Car accidents are one of the leading causes of fatalities in the United States. Each year, thousands of people are injured and many others are killed in car accidents. Unfortunately, most car accidents are preventable. They are caused …
A vehicle’s safety features can reduce accident risk and protect you and your passengers in the event of a crash. Safety is often a top priority when purchasing a new vehicle. Whether you are purchasing a new car for yourself or for your teen, safety features can reduce accident risk and protect you and your …
It is the responsibility of an emergency vehicle driver to ensure that they refrain from driving recklessly and in an unreasonably dangerous manner. Emergency vehicles have permission to jump traffic signals, drive the wrong way in a traffic lane, speed, and pass other cars in ways that would otherwise violate traffic rules. Despite such allowances, an emergency vehicle …
A recent AAA study shows an increased risk of being in a car accident caused by road debris. We all know that common causes of car accidents include distracted driving, drunk driving, and speeding. However, not many of us consider road debris too much of a danger, especially not significant enough to cause a car accident. However, a …
A study conducted by the Michigan Transportation Research Institute has revealed that talking to a passenger can be as dangerous as talking on a cell phone. Every day, car accidents change the lives of its victims. It is important to understand the key causes behind car accidents and look for ways to prevent them. One of the …
Traumatic anosmia is often discovered long after an accident. It may take months or even years for the injured to realize that they suffer from traumatic anosmia. Injuries to parts of the face are common in car accidents. During the impact of a car accident, the passengers may jerk forwards or backwards, depending upon which side is impacted. This …