Driving while drunk and driving when sleepy contribute to a significant percentage of accidents on American roads. But are the two related? And which is more dangerous? Here is what to know: Both affect a driver's reaction times, alertness, decision making and...
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Will workers’ compensation cover my car accident injuries?
Car accidents can have a debilitating effect on a victim’s quality of life and cost thousands of dollars in medical bills and other related expenses. Workers' compensation typically covers injuries that occur in the course of employment, but it may not automatically...
When is a business potentially liable for Florida drunk driving crashes?
Liability for drunk driving crashes in Florida is sometimes straightforward. There is little question about who is at fault when someone intentionally gets behind the wheel after having too much to drink. As a result, those injured in a drunk driving crash or morning...
3 types of care promote recovery after a car accident
If you’re driving along a Florida road and another vehicle hits you, the days and weeks following the incident may be critical to your health and well-being. It’s always best to obtain medical attention after a collision. However, treatment and specialized care may...
Why do drivers tailgate?
Maintaining a safe following distance is one of the best practices to prevent accidents. With a safe following distance, a driver has time to recognize a hazard and respond safely. So, why do some drivers tailgate? Here are six possible reasons: 1. Aggressive driving...
3 things to know about driver fatigue
Fatigued drivers are a risk to everyone on the roads. They can't operate a vehicle safely because they're unable to react suitably to obstacles on the road. Fatigue can lead to behaviors similar to those of impaired drivers. That's an entirely avoidable situation if...
These DUI behaviors often occur seconds before a collision
You have no way of knowing the driving records and habits of the motorists with whom you might share Florida roadways with at any given time. In a car to your left, there might be an inexperienced teenage driver who just got his or her license. To the right might be a...
Don’t let your toddler distract you from driving
Everything from fatigue to hunger to physical discomfort may trigger a toddler tantrum. But what if you're behind the wheel? A child's constant screaming and wailing can be distracting, but trying to calm down a fussy toddler while driving is equally risky. Planning...
Autumn dangers for drivers
Each season has particular benefits and hazards for drivers, and fall is no exception. On the plus side, you get beautiful views as the leaves on the trees change color, and you get a little more light filtering through onto the road as they do. On the negative side,...
Multitasking: A riskier habit than you think
Many people believe they can safely do other things while driving because these tasks seem small or simple. However, this misconception contributes to a significant issue in the U.S. known as distracted driving. Even small things like eating or changing the radio...
