Checking for injuries is typically an important step to take after a collision. Those involved in car wrecks can ask for emergency medical care at the scene of a crash. They can also make arrangements to travel to a hospital for diagnosis and care if emergency...
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Does blustery winter weather affect crash liability?
Winter weather can create a variety of hazardous driving conditions. When snow falls rapidly, plows may struggle to keep the roads clear. Drifting snow can affect vehicle traction, plus cover up debris, potholes and other dangers in the road. When temperatures...
3 ways parents can help reduce a teen’s crash risk
Teens are often excited to get out on the road, but their parents likely feel very anxious about their driving. Young adults can easily make mistakes while driving that can result in life-altering injuries or a traumatic experience that forever changes the teen's...
How to avoid the holiday surge in drunk driving crashes
The holidays at the end of the year and the New Year itself often lead to raucous celebrations. People get together with friends or family. They may travel across the states to celebrate with their loved ones. The combination of travel and celebration can be...
How people can prepare for safe driving during the cooler months
As temperatures drop, driving and collision risks increase substantially. The winter months see inclement weather that may include sleet, freezing rain and snow. Freezing precipitation is just one of many factors that can lead to increased traffic risk during the...
3 reasons a child’s crash injuries could cost more than an adult’s
Parents generally want to protect their children from pain and provide them with every opportunity in life. Unfortunately, parents have to make decisions that may put their children at risk. For example, most parents need to regularly transport their children in motor...
The deadliest day for pedestrians is a popular fall celebration
A variety of different factors influence the likelihood of a major pedestrian collision. Visibility factors including the time of day, the clothing of the pedestrian and where they cross the road are important considerations. Statistically, late night is a...
Sharing the road with school buses: What to keep in mind
Summer is winding down and the back-to-school season has just begun – or is about to start. That means that the roads are quickly going to become congested again with those familiar yellow buses. For drivers, this is a good time to brush up on the rules of the road...
4 injuries that may occur in a motor vehicle crash
Motor vehicle crashes can lead to a host of injuries. While many of these are minor, others can result in long-term consequences for the victim. A need for immediate medical care and the possibility of needing to continue that care may be daunting, as not everyone is...
The risk for teen drivers is higher during the summer
Young adults often lack the experience at the wheel that makes adults generally much more competent in dangerous and unpredictable driving situations. The more experience people have driving, the easier it is for them to handle the challenges of operating a motor...


