If you’ve been injured in a car accident, you may be entitled to personal injury compensation. However, you will need to show that the other driver was negligent. Negligence occurs when another driver causes harm because they did not exercise reasonable care. Here...
Social media is a big part of many people’s lives, but it can cause problems after a car accident. Posting certain photos or updates online can hurt your personal injury claim. Understanding the risks can help you protect your rights. How photos can impact your claim...
A tailgater is inherently a dangerous driver. Whether they are oblivious to the risk and tailgating accidentally or doing it on purpose—perhaps as a form of road rage—they are increasing the odds of a car accident. As the front driver, you certainly feel this risk...
Texting and driving is very dangerous because it significantly increases the odds of a car accident. A driver who is looking down at their phone or trying to type with one hand simply can’t react as well to the conditions around them on the road. They may lose control...
Brain injuries tend to heal differently than other types of injuries. For instance, a broken bone may heal completely with enough time and proper medical care. Even if the injury was severe at first, many people eventually make a full recovery. However, with serious...
Car crashes happen all the time and you will likely be involved in at least one during your lifetime. If you get injured, claiming compensation is likely something you will want to consider. Photos can help you with this. If you have a camera on your phone, that can...
After driving for a few months, it can almost feel automatic. However, the reality is that drivers are making quick decisions all the time. This requires fast reactions. Reaction time is everything in terms of safe driving. It allows drivers to steer away from...
Driving requires full attention, but many drivers face distractions that can lead to accidents. Understanding these common distractions can help you stay focused and safe on the road. Using mobile phones One of the biggest distractions is using a mobile phone while...
We’ve all heard the cautionary slogan “Speed kills.” It’s been around for many years. However, excessive speeding among American drivers seems to be an ever-increasing -- and deadly – problem. According to the National Highway and Traffic Administration (NHTSA),...
Driving is always dangerous. There’s just an inherent level of risk that all drivers must accept. After all, roughly 40,000 people pass away in car accidents each and every year in the United States. However, that doesn’t mean that drivers face the same level of risk...
