Mixing narcotics and driving can be just as dangerous as driving drunk and often result in serious, even fatal, car accidents. Driving after taking any type of drug – prescription and/or recreational is always risky. While medical practitioners often warn patients about the effects of a drug prescribed and the hazards of driving while under …
Much has been said about the dangers of distracted driving; even a few seconds of distraction can increase the chances of a St. Louis car crash. Even after hearing the horrible stories of fatalities caused by distracted driving, people still do not abstain from using their cell phones or other electronic gadgets while driving. As if texting and …
Failure to yield right-of-way before a blinking red signal can result in strict fines and penalties. Motor vehicle drivers must obey traffic signals, signs, and pavement markings. For example, you must come to a complete stop when you see a blinking red light and follow the right-of-way laws. White pavement lines show you where to stop. In general, …
Using social media while driving is a dangerous practice becoming common amongst teen drivers. Twitter and Facebook are the two most popular social media apps. Most young drivers carry their smartphones with them at all times, and quite often they cannot wait to respond to a message or tweet even when they are driving. Even …
The Hoffmann Law Firm, L.L.C., believes that it may be possible for a driver to stay in control of their vehicle by following a few simple precautions. A large number of car accidents are caused by drivers losing control of their vehicles. While in some cases the driver may lose control of the vehicle due …
Each year, over 100,000 car accidents are the result of driver fatigue. When we are well rested, our productivity levels are high and we are more alert while behind the wheel. There are various conditions that may prevent a good night’s sleep and affect the overall health of a person. If you live in a …