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During the COVID-19 pandemic, there is more to worry about than just the health and wellbeing of yourself and others. Unfortunately, coronavirus may affect your car insurance premium. If you make any changes to your policy or if your insurer lowers or pays back...
April is the start to warmer weather, resulting in people spending more time outside. Despite the change in climate and less snow on the ground, springtime still presents a danger to drivers on the road. When driving in the spring, it is important to...
Chain reaction car accidents involve multiple vehicles and typically result in more serious injuries and vehicle damage than a two-car collision. A chain reaction, or pile-up, also may involve more than one negligent party, which makes it more complex when it comes to establishing...
Driving takes concentration and attention, two elements that are in short supply when a person is overtired. Getting behind the wheel while feeling drowsy is a dangerous practice that is all too common in our sleep-deprived society. Common or not, driving a motor vehicle...
This year, Daylight Saving Time (DST) begins on March 8 at 2 a.m. Every state but Arizona and Hawaii applies DST. It was first implemented during World War I to lessen the need for artificial lighting which was believed to have saved energy. The...
When it comes to car accidents, common contributing factors include everything from driver behaviors, distractions, mistakes, the actions of other drivers, or conditions of the roads. It can be easier to determine liability when the actions of a driver clearly led to the accident....
Car accidents are the leading cause of spinal cord injuries, according to the National Spinal Cord Injury Statistical Center. There are approximately 17,730 new spinal cord injury cases each year, and car accidents are responsible for 39.3 percent of these injuries. Spinal cord injuries...