Many people are still suspicious of the life-saving potential that self-driving cars have, pointing to the fatalities that involve this type of vehicle. Whether it is because of distracted driving, driving under the influence, road rage, substance abuse, drowsy driving, speeding or simply a bad decision at the wrong moment, most serious car accidents are …
Tell us if this scenario sounds familiar: you were on a business trip, and now you’re on your way home. You drove all night, and you’re so tired that you can barely think straight. But, there are only a few more miles until you get home, so you push the pedal. If you are lucky …
Though you might know the basics of road safety, there are undoubtedly a few factors that you may not always think about. Almost every resident of St. Louis knows the basics of road safety: Don’t drink and drive, resist texting, go the speed limit, etc. However, there are many less apparent personal factors affect road …
A recent study has revealed that driving while tired was a factor in as many as 10% of all traffic accidents. Although most drivers wouldn’t consider it acceptable to drink alcohol and then get behind the wheel and drive home, not as many drivers worry about drowsy driving. The reality is that driving while sleep …
Fatigued driving is as dangerous as drunk driving. If a tired driver caused your St. Louis crash, learn your rights and how to pursue compensation. Many drivers underestimate how dangerous driving while tired can be. According to a study by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, drowsiness was a factor in nearly 1 in 10 car …
Roadside accidents are not always caused by trucks and vehicles traveling illegally in the emergency lane. A car or truck which breaks down on the road is supposed to move to the shoulder of the road, also known as the breakdown lane. It should not stop on the highway and obstruct traffic. The driver should …