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According to statistics, the vast majority of car accidents occur because of driver fault. However, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) report estimates that around two percent of accidents can be linked to mechanical issues. That percentage translates to approximately 6,259 of the...
Bone fractures, traumatic brain injuries, and back injuries tend to be the injuries most associated with car accidents. Yet accident survivors can just as easily experience burns. Depending upon the severity of those burns, they may be left with serious scarring or disfigurement, as...
Due to the increased number of holiday travelers hitting the road, the risk of a car accident is higher at the end of December through the New Year’s holiday. By taking the time to do a little preparation you can make sure you arrive...
People across the country are getting ready for decorations and festivities, as well as rushing to the shopping malls for gifts to share with friends and family. You may think that the roadways are most unsafe during the holiday season, given that everyone is...
Thanksgiving driving safety tips are things you should do to help you stay safe on the road during heightened periods of travel. As we approach Thanksgiving, it is important to be a defensive driver and stay alert behind the wheel. This is especially true...
Summer is behind us, and as the temperatures continue to drop, it is a good time to brush up on safe-driving tips for autumn. The new season brings its own roadway hazards that can lead to injuries and property damage if you are not...
According to the United States Library of Medicine, auto accidents are a leading cause of traumatic and mortal fetal injuries, affecting an estimated 200,000 pregnant women who are involved in police-reported car accidents every year. Your health and the health of your unborn baby...