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In most cases, potholes on the road simply pose a minor inconvenience—maybe a spilled drink or a startled passenger. Sometimes, running over a pothole can damage your tire, dent the underside of your vehicle, or even lead to worse mechanical issues. The good news...
The violent and physical nature of a car accident can be so severe that it can adversely affect those involved, especially children. One of the many consequences of such a harrowing experience for children is the development of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), which is...
There are numerous hazards associated with driving in the rain. The heavier the rain, the more dangerous it is to drive. One of the biggest dangers caused by significant rainfall is hydroplaning. If you have been injured in an accident where the other driver...
Some car accident victims are never the same again after their crash. Even if their injuries have largely healed, they may be left with some long-term effects that can remain with them for years or even the rest of their life. These effects can include...
Danger on the roadways spikes on Memorial Day weekend, and it remains elevated all the way through Labor Day. Drivers act far more dangerously in the summer for a number of reasons. Motor vehicle fatality rates are elevated once the weather gets warmer. If...
When you are involved in a car accident, you may be forced to deal with much more than physical injuries. You still need a vehicle to drive, if you are able, and your car may be out of commission either temporarily or permanently. You...
A brain injury is one of the most dire outcomes of a car accident. Almost two-thirds of accident victims who suffer moderate or severe traumatic brain injuries will never recover. Those who do recover are left to go through a grueling period of rehabilitation,...