Public awareness campaigns have helped educate motorists about the risks of drunk driving and distracted driving. However, there is another dangerous driving condition that is arguably far more common than drunk driving or even distracted driving. Drowsy driving...
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3 types of distractions for drivers
Anything that takes a driver's attention from the road can be considered a distraction. Distracted driving is a problem that has led to many accidents. You can sustain serious injuries because a driver was not paying attention to the road. Below are three types of...
Why are bald tires on a vehicle dangerous?
Maintenance is one of the most important parts of owning a vehicle. While people think about things like having oil changes and putting gas in their vehicles, they may overlook the importance of tire maintenance. Ensuring a vehicle’s tires are in good condition is...
Defective automotive parts that are likely to cause accidents
Defective automotive parts are a hidden danger that many drivers may not consider until it is too late. The defects can lead to fatal accidents, injuries and death. Whether due to poor manufacturing, flawed designs or inadequate quality control, defective car parts...
Why do drivers tailgate each other?
Tailgating is one of the most dangerous things a driver can do. Yet it is also one of the most common errors drivers commit and is to blame for many crashes. Presumably, most drivers know it’s dangerous. So why do they still do it? Drivers often don’t realize they are...
Loss of consortium claims possible for close kin, spouses
When the wage earner of a family is killed or seriously injured, the entire family suffers an economic injury. They deserve justice that can help them get through this trying time. A surviving victim has their own claims to file in personal injury or worker’s...
Why do drivers need to be reminded to look for motorcyclists?
You may see stickers on motorcycles saying, “Look twice for motorcyclists.” You also see driver awareness campaigns broadcasting the same message. Why is this? After all, cars don’t carry stickers saying, “Look twice for cars.” People feel the need to warn drivers to...
Should you hit your brakes to get rid of a tailgater?
When being followed by a tailgater, some drivers will respond by “brake checking” the other car. This just means that they suddenly and unexpectedly stomp on their brakes. The quick reduction in speed is designed to get the tailgater to back up. They almost get...
Car accident compensation beyond medical bills
When people seek compensation after a car accident, they often begin with their medical bills. Maybe they suffered a traumatic brain injury in the car crash, and they had to spend a week in the hospital. It cost tens of thousands of dollars, and they want to be...
Go to the doctor after a wreck, even with minor injuries
You get into a car accident, and you’re fortunate not to be seriously injured. You’re able to climb out of the wreckage and sit on the side of the road, waiting for emergency response crews to get to the scene. When those crews arrive, they ask you if you would like...
